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AI-Assisted Melanoma Diagnosis Matches Dermatologists

Meta-analysis shows AI-assisted melanoma diagnosis performs similarly to dermatologists, though further validation is needed for routine clinical use.

Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy Reduces Mental Illness Symptoms

A single cycle of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy has been shown to substantially reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety.

Antimicrobial Resistance Genes Elevated in Chronic Lung Disease

Study finds higher antimicrobial resistance genes in lung disease patients, with antibiotic use linked to increased resistance in airway microbiomes.

MASLD Linked to Rising Cirrhosis in Northern Mexico

In a northern Mexico cohort, MASLD now accounts for the largest share of chronic liver disease and cirrhosis cases.

Targeted MRI Safely Guides Myeloma Pain Care

Targeted MRI accurately assesses new bone pain in stable multiple myeloma, guiding management and reducing unnecessary whole-body scans.

Severe Infections Tied to Increased Dementia Risk

Severe infections are linked to a higher dementia risk: researchers found that people with cystitis have a more than 20% increased risk.

Experts Urge Global Recognition of AI as Public Mental Health Concern

WHO has recommended that generative AI use must be recognised as a public mental health concern, flagging concern over its growing use for emotional support among young people.

Type D Personality Reduces Adherence to Sleep Apnoea Therapy

Type D personality was linked to lower adherence and more side-effects in bilevel positive airway pressure therapy for sleep apnoea patients.

Middle East Conflict Delays Lifesaving Reproductive Supplies Worldwide

War-related disruptions to major global transport routes in the Middle East are delaying the delivery of lifesaving reproductive health supplies.

Topical Delgocitinib Matches PUVA in Chronic Hand Eczema Study

A real-world study shows delgocitinib matches PUVA effectiveness in chronic hand eczema, with trends toward improved quality of life.