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Genetic Testing Improves Diagnosis in Childhood Liver Failure

Metabolic and genetic disorders emerged as the most frequent aetiological group, reflecting broader diagnostic capabilities compared to earlier studies.

Medicaid Reimbursement Boosts Postpartum Depression Screening

The study aimed to understand whether financial incentives impacted screening, diagnosis, and treatment for maternal mental health conditions.

Turmeric Compound Supplementation Reduces Liver Fat in MASLD

This 12-month study explored the impact of ethanol-extracted curcumin on liver health, inflammation, and metabolic parameters in individuals with MASLD.

Gene Signature Predicts Chemotherapy Benefit in Early Lung Cancer

A 14-gene test helps identify patients with early-stage non-small-cell lung cancer who benefit from chemotherapy, significantly improving 24-month disease-free survival.

Guselkumab Shows Strong Results in Scalp Psoriasis Study

VISIBLE Cohort B represents a landmark study in psoriasis research, being the only scalp psoriasis trial exclusively including individuals with skin of colour.

Using Biomarkers to Enhance Liver Transplant Medication Adherence

The biomarker identifies those at highest risk of non-adherence and helps determine how much support they receive during the intervention.

Aerobic or Resistance Training During Prostate Cancer Treatment?

Preliminary outcomes indicated that AE may improve haemoglobin levels, possibly counteracting androgen deprivation therapy induced reductions.

Concerns Raised Over Pancreatitis Risk from GLP-1 Drugs

Although GLP-1 medicines are generally well tolerated, there have been reports of rare but serious cases of acute pancreatitis.

Circular RNAs: Unlocking New Avenues in Liver Cancer

Despite the well-documented association between HBV and HCC, the exact mechanisms driving HBV-induced HCC remain largely unknown.

Self-Injection Device Offers Safe At-Home Acne Relief

Researchers developed a self-injection assistance device, allowing patients to administer triamcinolone themselves under medical guidance.