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incretin autoantibodies

Incretin Autoantibodies Indicate Poor Prognosis in Diabetes

Elevated autoantibodies against incretin hormones may indicate poorer outcomes in diabetes, highlighting potential for new prognostic biomarkers.

seborrheic dermatitis

Seborrheic Dermatitis Linked to Range of Barrier-related Diseases

A large U.S. study finds people with seborrheic dermatitis are more likely to develop other barrier-related diseases, supporting the epithelial barrier theory.

Serum Tyrosine Predicts Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Mortality in Chronic Liver Disease

Elevated serum tyrosine predicts HCC and mortality in chronic liver disease, helping identify high-risk patients for closer monitoring.

Patient receiving immunotherapy infusion for non-small cell lung cancer in clinic

Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors Safe for HIV NSCLC

Immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy appears safe and effective for NSCLC in people living with HIV today.

Predicting Treatment Success in De Novo Small Vessel Disease

Discover how a novel angiographic index predicts treatment success in de novo small vessel disease using drug-coated balloons.

Pipette dispensing sample into test tubes in IL-26 autoimmune research

Emerging Role of IL-26 in Reshaping Autoimmune Pathology

IL-26 is emerging as a relevant inflammatory signal in multiple autoimmune diseases, shaping disease-specific immune responses.

Hair Greying May Protect Against Melanoma, Study Suggests

Hair Greying May Protect Against Melanoma, Study Suggests

A new study reveals how environmental stress drives pigment stem cells toward either hair greying or melanoma, uncovering a powerful link between aging and cancer protection

Dermatologist examining a patient's skin with a magnifying glass during a dermatological check-up.

Improving Dermatology Referrals: Addressing Gaps in Doctor Confidence

A recent survey across two UK hospital sites reveals that foundation doctors lack confidence in key dermatological skills, leading to misaligned expectations.

Free Morning-After Pill Now Available at NHS Pharmacies

NHS England rolls out free morning-after pill at nearly 10,000 pharmacies, widening access to emergency contraception and community care.

Bone Broth Strengthens Gut Barrier and Reduces Intestinal Inflammation

Bone Broth Strengthens Gut Barrier and Reduces Intestinal Inflammation

New research reveals that bone broth’s amino acids and minerals can fortify the gut barrier and ease inflammation, providing scientific backing to its traditional use in digestive health.