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Obesity Does Not Reduce Tildrakizumab Response in Scalp Psoriasis

Tildrakizumab showed sustained efficacy and safety in moderate-to-severe scalp psoriasis, regardless of obesity status, over 52 weeks.

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Small Weights May Improve Gait in Children with Cerebral Palsy

Lower extremity weights improved balance and gait measures in ambulant children with ataxic cerebral palsy.

Cancer Workforce Scale Up Could Cut Mortality

New modelling data suggest that scaling up the global cancer workforce, especially diagnostic and surgical personnel, could substantially reduce cancer mortality worldwide by 2050.

“Unacceptable” Levels of Hidden Salt in UK’s Popular Sandwiches

Almost half of the UK’s popular sandwiches qualify for a ‘high’ salt warning, as adults continue to consume an average of 40% above the daily recommended maximum salt intake.

HCC Brain Metastases Survival Still Short Despite Advances

Brain metastases from HCC remain rare, but selected patients receiving local therapy showed markedly longer survival in a retrospective study.

T2 MRI Differentiates Neonatal Haemochromatosis from Liver Failure

Multi-echo T2* MRI distinguishes neonatal haemochromatosis from other neonatal liver failure causes by detecting thyroid and pancreatic iron deposition.

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LVAD Therapy Linked to Progressive Coagulation Changes

Long-term LVAD therapy was linked to progressive coagulation changes and hypocoagulability in patients with advanced heart failure.

PCOS Renamed PMOS in Landmark Global Consensus

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome has been renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, in a landmark global consensus to deconstruct misunderstanding, backed by 14 years of research.

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Novel Test Detects Early Kidney Transplant Rejection

A novel NK cell activation assay identified early immune activity linked to antibody-mediated rejection after kidney transplantation.

Barriers Behind Unequal Youth Access to Diabetes Technology Revealed

Researchers have called for increased awareness, education, and safe spaces for children in the UK with Type 1 diabetes, following investigation into diabetes technology access.