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Paediatric Radiology AI Adoption Grows Despite Data Gaps

Most leading paediatric radiology centres have adopted AI, but data shortages and integration challenges continue to limit its clinical impact.

Public Perceptions Around Weight Loss Drugs in the UK Revealed

New YouGov data has revealed that public perceptions on weight loss drugs in the UK are split.

EULAR 2026 Interview: Antoni Chan

The inspiration came directly from patients, with many arriving in my clinic having already spent months with undiagnosed inflammatory…

Video Games Linked to Modest Gains in Cognitive Ability

A meta-analysis of 133 studies finds video games are modestly tied to better cognitive ability, with gains holding across age, sex, and game type.

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GSK ends Alector alliance as both lead assets fail

GSK has ended its five-year neuroscience partnership with Alector after latozinemab and nivisnebart both failed.

Trial Finds Older Men May Benefit from Tamsulosin Deprescribing

A randomised N-of-1 trial suggests around one-third of older men taking tamsulosin for LUTS may experience little or no symptomatic benefit and could be candidates for deprescribing.

AI-Driven Disease Intelligence Targets Malaria Hotspots

AI-powered malaria intelligence platform integrates climate and health data to predict outbreaks and support targeted public health interventions.

Raising Awareness of Ultra-Rare Disease Reduces Diagnosis Delays

Diagnosis delays for primary hyperoxalurias have halved in France over five years, with children continuing to receive earlier diagnoses than adults, potentially supporting earlier management and improved prognosis.

Multi-State Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Worsens in US

Cases of cyclosporiasis have nearly hit 1,000 in Michigan, as the outbreak worsens in several US states.

Financial Insecurity Stalls Young Adults’ Hope for Families

Young adults want relationships, children, and hopeful futures, but financial and job insecurity are standing in the way, according to a new large-scale UNFPA survey.