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Older adult doing a home-based video-guided exercise programme using a laptop after lumbar spine surgery.

Home-Based Video Exercise Program After Lumbar Surgery

A video-guided exercise program cut disability and fear of movement for two years after lumbar surgery in Japan a 24-month trial.

Melanocyte Mysteries Uncovered: Interview with David Fisher

Interview with David Fisher, Department of Dermatology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA…

Optimising Continuous Infusion Therapy in Advanced Parkinson’s Disease

This infographic offers consensus-based guidance on the real-world use of LDp/CDp for patients with advanced…

Hetrombopag Effective in Paediatric Immune Thrombocytopenia

Hetrombopag achieved an overall response in over three quarters of paediatric patients with immune thrombocytopenia, with durable responses and no serious adverse events reported.

New Rule for Predicting Postoperative Atrial Fibrillation

MPO concentrations in selectively drained pericardial fluid were 25-fold higher than mixed drainage samples and 1,648-fold higher than serum levels (both p

New Blood Marker Predicts Future Asthma Attacks

Sphingolipid-to-steroid ratios in blood accurately predict asthma attacks years in advance, offering a new precision medicine tool for asthma care.

Shingles Vaccine May Slow Biological Ageing

New research suggests shingles vaccination may slow biological ageing and reduce inflammation, supporting healthier ageing beyond infection prevention.

ctDNA Levels Predict Treatment Response in Breast Cancer

Low baseline ctDNA and early clearance during treatment are strongly associated with improved response and survival in advanced breast cancer, highlighting ctDNA as a promising predictive and surrogate biomarker.

Gut Microbiota Linked to Long-Term Pancreatitis Outcomes

Early gut microbiota changes may predict diabetes, recurrence, and mortality after acute pancreatitis, offering new tools for long-term risk assessment.

Blood Test May Detect Liver Cancer at Earlier Stage

New research suggests a blood-based test could improve early detection of liver cancer in high-risk patients.