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16 Sep 2026

Continuous Urine Output Monitoring Improves ICU Accuracy Post-CABG

Continuous urine output monitoring achieved near perfect agreement with gold standard measurements and significantly outperformed visual inspection in patients recovering from CABG surgery.
16 Sep 2026

CD1a Autoreactivity Reveals Skin Barrier Compromise

Research suggests CD1a-autoreactive T cells may sense chronic skin barrier compromise through altered sphingomyelin activity, linking lipid processing with immune activation in atopic dermatitis.
16 Sep 2026

mRNA Nanoparticles Reprogramme Tumour Immune Environment

Targeted mRNA nanoparticles reprogrammed tumour-associated macrophages to support antitumour T-cell activity.
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16 Sep 2026

Air Pollution Linked to Higher Suicide Risk, Study Finds

Exposure to common air pollutants may be linked to a higher risk of suicide and suicidal behaviour, new research finds.
16 Sep 2026

Machine Learning Predicts Decompensation in Advanced Liver Disease

A new machine learning model, CIRI, non-invasively predicted hepatic decompensation in advanced chronic liver disease as well as HVPG.
16 Sep 2026

Ketamine Sedation Reduces Pain During Image-Guided Procedures

Ketamine with midazolam reduced pain and oxygen desaturation during image-guided procedures.
Abbvie

AbbVie tees up brain health campaign with PGA TOUR

AbbVie partners with the PGA TOUR on Birdies for Brain Health, turning golf performance into support for patient organisations.
Catheter-Related Bacteremia
15 Sep 2026

Catheter-Related Bacteraemia Falls After Multimodal Intervention

A multicentre study found that a multimodal prevention programme significantly reduced catheter-related bacteraemia in conventional hospital wards, with lower infection rates maintained for 12 months after implementation.
Sarcopenia
15 Sep 2026

Sarcopenia Identified as a Risk Factor for Hypotension

A prospective cohort study found sarcopenia was independently associated with higher intradialytic hypotension risk among patients receiving haemodialysis.
People reading in the grass
15 Sep 2026

Reading for Pleasure Boosts Mental Health and Cognitive Function

New research finds reading for pleasure may improve memory, reduce stress and support brain health from childhood to old age.
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