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Genomic Newborn Screening Could Detect Childhood Cancer Risk

Population-based genomic analysis of newborn dried blood spots identified cancer-predisposing variants in 6.8% of children who later developed early-onset malignancies.

Probiotic Supplementation Improves eGFR in Moderate CKD

A randomised controlled trial found that probiotic supplementation significantly improved eGFR in patients with moderate to severe CKD, with benefits reported across disease stages and diabetes status.

Persistent Symptoms Differ After Childhood Viruses

Persistent symptoms after COVID-19, RSV and influenza followed virus- and age-specific patterns in a paediatric cohort study.

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Maternal Hepatitis B Linked to Preterm Birth After IVF

Maternal hepatitis B did not affect pregnancy or live-birth rates after IVF, but preterm birth was more frequent in a matched cohort study.

Atypical EGFR NSCLC: An Unmet Need

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Fatal Inflammatory Risks Associated with CAR T-Cell Therapy

Severe hyperinflammation remains a fatal complication following CAR T-cell therapy, driving high mortality across clinical cohorts.

CAP Dynamics Predict Liver Events in Chronic Hepatitis B

CAP dynamics predicted liver-related events and added prognostic value in chronic hepatitis B during antiviral treatment.

Endobronchial Stenting Closes Complex Bronchopleural Fistulas

Endobronchial stenting achieved closure of complex bronchopleural fistulas in three patients after lung resection.

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Adverse Adulthood Experiences Tied to CKM Progression

A study of 5,601 adults found adverse adulthood experiences were associated with advanced CKM syndrome, while the combination of adversity and depressive symptoms was linked to the highest risk.