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Survey Reveals Falling Confidence Among NHS Staff

In this survey, most NHS staff described the NHS as weak and expressed concerns about staffing, funding, and future preparedness.

UK Male Suicide Rates Remain Unchanged as Experts Examine Loneliness

Male suicide rates in England and Wales showed little change in 2024, while experts explore loneliness, masculinity and online influences shaping men’s mental health.

IDH1-Mutant Prostate Cancer Tied to Better Survival

IDH1-mutant prostate cancer shows improved survival despite aggressive features in a multi-institutional study of 99 cases.

TLR7/8 Inhibitor Reduces Cutaneous Disease Activity in SLE

Researchers reported significant dose-dependent improvements in lupus skin disease activity with the oral TLR7/8 inhibitor enpatoran.

WHO Determines Deadly Ebola Outbreak a Public Health Emergency

WHO declared the Ebola outbreak linked to Bundibugyo virus a global public health emergency after cases spread from DRC to Uganda.

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Online Singing Programme Eases Long COVID Symptoms

ENO Breathe was associated with improved breathlessness, anxiety, respiratory symptoms, and health related quality of life in people with long COVID.

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Novel Apheresis Approach Targets Severe Preeclampsia

Selective sFlt 1 apheresis reduced circulating sFlt 1 levels in women with very preterm preeclampsia while maintaining maternal and fetal stability.

79th World Health Assembly: The Race for a Bundibugyo Vaccine

Experts have identified two candidate vaccines for Bundibugyo virus, which could take months to get to clinical trial. Instead, they remain focused on affected communities.

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Obesity care missing where demand is greatest, study shows

A global study into obesity rates around the world has revealed stark gaps.

EuroPCR 2026: PCI Matches CABG Survival in Left Main Disease

Long-term data presented at EuroPCR 2026 showed similar mortality rates after PCI or CABG for left main coronary artery disease.