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Neonatal sepsis concept with newborn care team in hospital nursery

Neonatal Sepsis Is Falling, But Not Everywhere

Neonatal sepsis rates fell globally from 1990 to 2021, yet detection rose and poverty shaped where deaths clustered across regions.

The Role of Triple Therapy in Proactive COPD Care

New evidence challenges traditional COPD management, suggesting that earlier intervention may improve outcomes and reduce exacerbation…

Radiology Meets AI

In this four-episode series, host Dr Catherine Glass speaks with Vidur Mahajan about the real-world deployment of AI in radiology. From…

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Momentum grows for Europe’s ePI transition

A landmark European report offers a comprehensive analysis of electronic Product Information (ePI) pilot projects.

Asthma Microbiome Patterns Vary Worldwide, Study Finds - EMJ

Asthma Microbiome Patterns Vary Worldwide, Study Finds

Global research shows asthma microbiome and airway inflammation differ by region, but neutrophilic asthma shows consistent bacterial patterns.

Frozen Embryo Transfer

Frozen Embryo Transfer Linked to Hypertension Risk

Frozen embryo transfer demonstrated comparable perinatal outcomes to fresh transfer but was associated with a higher risk of pregnancy induced hypertension in IVF conceived pregnancies.

Vunakizumab Shows Efficacy in Psoriatic Arthritis - EMJ

Vunakizumab Shows Promise for Active Psoriatic Arthritis

A phase 2 trial found vunakizumab improved ACR20 response rates in active psoriatic arthritis, with sustained benefits and a favourable safety profile.

Atopic Dermatitis Linked to Asthma and Rhinitis Risk - EMJ

Atopic Dermatitis Linked to Higher Global Burden of Asthma and Rhinitis

Global analysis finds people with atopic dermatitis have significantly higher rates of asthma and rhinitis, highlighting the need for integrated respiratory screening.

One-Third of Dementia Cases Linked to Non-Brain Diseases - EMJ

One-Third of Dementia Cases Linked to Non-Brain Diseases

Study shows non-brain diseases such as diabetes, hearing loss, and liver disease, account for nearly one-third of dementia cases worldwide.

Serving Size Information Often Fails Snack Shoppers

Serving size information on packaged snacks rarely matches front-of-pack cues, limiting portion guidance in supermarkets today.