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Unmet Needs of Children with Mild-to-Moderate Atopic Dermatitis

Study on patient and caregiver experiences of mild-to-moderate atopic dermatitis, revealing unmet needs, emotional burden, and gaps in…

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AI Improves Pulmonary Embolism Detection

AI models accurately detected pulmonary embolism on imaging, though accuracy dropped when tested in external datasets overall, too.

Older adult eating a balanced meal at home, illustrating risk of malnutrition and frailty

Frailty and Oral Health Signal Malnutrition

In rural older adults, frailty and reduced chewing performance were linked to a higher risk of malnutrition in southern Taiwan too.

Tirzepatide Superior to Semaglutide in Weight Reduction

Tirzepatide proves superior to semaglutide in weight reduction and improving glycaemic indices, a 2026 network meta-analysis has found.

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Allergic Rhinitis Alters COVID-19 Symptoms

A study of 1,368 participants shows allergic rhinitis alters COVID 19 symptoms, with sublingual immunotherapy increasing respiratory risk but lowering fever incidence.

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Cranberry Extract Supports Intestinal Barrier Function

Cranberry extract supports intestinal barrier function by promoting mucin secretion, antimicrobial activity, and microbiota-driven epithelial reinforcement.

Large-Volume BPH May Benefit from Modified Water Vapour Treatment

Modified water vapour thermal therapy significantly improved symptoms, urinary flow, and quality of life in men with large-volume BPH, with low complication rates.

Twenty-Year Study Reveals Cognitive Training Reduces Dementia Risk

Long-term trial data suggest speed-based cognitive training with boosters may reduce the risk of dementia diagnosis years later.

Maternal Kidney Disease Linked to Higher Congenital Malformation Risk

A nationwide cohort study finds higher rates of congenital malformations in babies born to mothers with chronic and end-stage kidney disease.

High Sugar Drink Intake Linked to COPD Risk

A new study finds adults consuming more sugary drinks have higher odds of COPD, highlighting links between diet, lung health, and overall wellbeing.