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Salvage Focal Therapy Matches Surgery in Radiorecurrent PCa

Salvage focal therapy delivers similar 10-year survival to surgery in radiorecurrent prostate cancer, with significantly fewer perioperative complications.

Apple Watch Improves Detection of Atrial Fibrillation, Study Shows

Smartwatch monitoring significantly improves atrial fibrillation detection, enabling earlier diagnosis and strengthening prevention strategies in high risk patients.

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Cesarean Delivery Linked to Postmolar Neoplasia Risk

Prior cesarean delivery was linked to higher postmolar gestational trophoblastic neoplasia risk, without increased chemoresistance overall.

Hepta Refractory Multiple Myeloma Shows Genomic Complexity

Hepta refractory multiple myeloma is characterised by antigen loss, complex genomic alterations, and poor survival, with limited benefit from successive salvage therapies.

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Dysphonia After Spinal Cord Injury: What Helps

Systematic review outlines diagnosis and rehabilitation for dysphonia after spinal cord injury noting key tools and remaining gaps.

Onc Now: Rethinking Head and Neck Cancer

: In this episode of Onc Now, Kevin Harrington discusses the evolving landscape of head and neck cancer treatment, from the transformative…

Fast Five: Rheumatology in the Next Decade

In this Fast Five, Christine Peoples shares what she’s most excited about in rheumatology and the biggest shifts shaping patient care…

Rethinking UTIs: Interview with Florian Wagenlehner

UTIs cover a very broad area; there isn’t just one type. Therefore, we try to better classify them. Traditionally, UTIs are divided into uncomplicated and complicated infections…

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Actor's death spotlights early-onset bowel cancer

James Van Der Beek’s death from bowel cancer has thrust rising colorectal cancer rates back into the spotlight.

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First-Time NHS Breast Screening Attendance Hits 10-Year High

The number of women attending their first NHS mammogram has hit a 10-year high, NHS data has revealed.