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Updated Guidance Highlights Unmet Needs in Endometriosis Care

Updated guidance highlights persistent gaps in endometriosis diagnosis and care, calling for earlier recognition and more integrated reproductive health services.

Dietary Taurine Shows Promise in Alzheimer’s Disease

Cytokine profiling demonstrated that a dose of 2,000 mg/kg/day elicited the most robust protective response, significantly reducing markers of neuroinflammation.

Registry Data Support Apremilast in Psoriatic Disease

Real-world registry data from Germany show apremilast improves psoriasis severity and quality of life, with a safety profile consistent with clinical trials.

Prenatal Factors Linked to Multiple Sclerosis Risk

Find out how maternal diabetes and birth size may shape multiple sclerosis risk decades later in adulthood across large national cohorts.

WHO HIV Guidelines Reshape Treatment and Prevention

New guidelines update ART choices, endorse long-acting injectables, refine infant feeding advice, and prioritise shorter TB preventive regimens.

New Report Shows Progress and Gaps in Global Hepatitis Elimination

A new global report shows uneven progress towards viral hepatitis elimination, with major gaps in diagnosis and treatment contributing to ongoing liver-related deaths.

3D Cardiac Mapping Improves Arrhythmia Detection

Volumetric non-invasive cardiac mapping reduced geodesic localisation error by 59.3% compared with surface-only approaches, demonstrating substantially improved accuracy in identifying arrhythmia origins.

New Data Highlight Gaps in Preconception Health Support for Women

New data show that many women lack access to preconception health advice, highlighting missed opportunities to improve reproductive and pregnancy outcomes.

Hip Osteoarthritis Does Not Increase Risk of ICI Arthritis

New data show hip osteoarthritis does not raise the risk of immune checkpoint inhibitor–induced inflammatory arthritis, while ICI-related arthritis is linked to improved survival.

Dual Therapy Rivals Complex Regimens for H. pylori Eradication

A large network meta-analysis finds dual therapy for Helicobacter pylori offers comparable eradication rates with fewer side effects and better compliance than triple or quadruple regimens.