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Multi-Cancer Early Detection Screening Reduces Stage IV Diagnoses

Annual multi-cancer early detection screening reduces stage IV diagnoses and emergency presentations in randomized clinical trials.

Advances in Understanding Disease Activity, Functional Outcomes, and Treatment Response in CIDP

Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP) is a rare, severe, progressive, immune-mediated disease characterised by…

Assortment of vibrant artificial sweetener packets in a caddy, offering various sugar substitutes like Splenda, Sweet'n Low, and Stevia for coffee and tea

High Intake of Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Cognitive Decline

High consumption of artificial sweeteners is associated with accelerated global cognitive decline over an eight-year study period.

Clinician performing an abdominal ultrasound used to assess hepatic steatosis in MASLD.

MASLD in Chronic Hepatitis B Raises Systemic Risks

MASLD in chronic hepatitis B was associated with higher cardiovascular and extrahepatic cancer risks over 13.7 years.

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Secondhand Smoke Worsens Sleep Quality in Children

Environmental tobacco smoke was associated with greater sleep fragmentation in children evaluated for suspected sleep-disordered breathing.

Dermatologist discussing severe juvenile acne treatment with an adolescent patient.

Early Treatment Is Key to Preventing Acne Scarring

Early systemic treatment of severe juvenile acne may prevent permanent scarring and reduce long-term psychosocial burden.

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mRNA flu vaccine wins FDA nod despite rocky road

The first mRNA flu vaccine has been approved by the FDA for adults aged 50 and older.

New Report Urges Better Diabetes Support Across England

National review of diabetes services found significant variation in outcomes, health checks, technology uptake, and transition support for children and young adults.

A New Lens on COPD Trial Endpoints

Learn how win ratio methodology may help capture a broader, more clinically meaningful view of treatment benefit by…

Secondary Treatment Linked to Reduced Racial Survival Disparities

A population based study found similar rates of secondary treatment among Black and White patients with localised prostate cancer, although mortality disparities persisted among those who did not receive additional treatment.