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Sponsored Content: Optimal Care of Unfit Patients with FTL3+ AML

This publication is intended for healthcare professionals only and has been commissioned and funded by Astellas Pharma Ltd.

Woman holding painful knee at home, symbolising rheumatoid arthritis joint pain.

Biomimetic and Targeted Drug Delivery for Rheumatoid Arthritis

Biomimetic drug delivery systems are reshaping rheumatoid arthritis management by targeting inflamed joints more precisely today.

Autistic teenager discussing transition to adult mental health services with clinician

Barriers in Transition to Adult Mental Health Services

Autistic young people and those with ADHD face barriers when transitioning to adult mental health services.

Can a Neck Scan Predict Heart Failure? - EMJ

Simple Neck Scan May Predict Heart Failure

New research shows a quick neck ultrasound may identify older men at increased risk of heart failure.

Month in pharma news, explained

Month in pharma news, explained – November 2025

In this monthly news roundup, we take a look back at top moments from the pharmaceutical industry. It’s time to reflect on November 2025.

Biomarker Insights in Diabetic Incontinence from New Study - EMJ

Key Biomarker Linked to Diabetic Urinary Incontinence

A new study highlights oxidative and neuroimmune changes in diabetic urinary incontinence, identifying 4-HNE as a key biomarker differentiating diabetic and non-diabetic cases.

Unmasking Postpartum Depression

In this educational symposium from the 33rd European Congress of Psychiatry (EPA) 2025, Ramos Quiroga, Igor Emanuel, and Amaury Cantilino…

myopia

Imaging Study Reveals New Clues in Severe Short-Sightedness

PS-OCT reveals distinct scleral fibre changes in pathologic myopia, offering new clues to prevent vision loss.

Inhaler-related greenhouse gas emissions in U.S. healthcare

US Inhaler Use Drives Rising Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Inhalers prescribed for asthma and COPD generated nearly 25 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States over the past decade.

sickle cell

Experts Set New Standards to Improve Sickle Cell Care

Experts call for consistent, specialist care throughout life to prevent complications and improve outcomes for people with sickle cell disease.