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Progress on child mortality slows, UN report finds

Nearly 5 million children die annually from preventable causes linked to poor access to medicines.

Bellmunt Score Predicts Survival in Advanced Prostate Cancer

The Bellmunt Risk Score accurately predicts survival in metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, supporting its use in guiding treatment and risk stratification.

Digital Biomarkers Track Brain Health Using Everyday Wearables

Study shows digital biomarkers from wearables can continuously track cognition and mood, enabling early detection of brain health changes.

RAAS Inhibitors Outperform CCBs in Paediatric CKD Study

RAAS inhibitors reduce kidney failure risk and improve blood pressure control compared with calcium channel blockers in children with CKD, new real-world data show.

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Meningitis: What You Need to Know

Everything you need to know about meningococcal disease symptoms, prevention, and transmission, following last week’s meningitis outbreak in South East England, UK.

Zoonotic Viruses Can Spread Without Pre-human Adaptation

Study shows zoonotic viruses like SARS-CoV-2 can transmit between humans without prior adaptation, unlike lab-passaged viruses.

Mechanisms Behind PCOS and Depression Association Revealed

Researchers have identified the potential biological and psychosocial factors contributing to the bidirectional, multifactorial association between PCOS and depression.

Many Lack Confidence in Skin Self-Examination for Melanoma Detection

The MEL-SELF trial reveals gaps in melanoma self-examination practices, highlighting patient confidence and psychological factors affecting early detection.

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Roche expands AI factories for drug discovery

Roche is supercharging drug discovery with a major AI expansion to transform how new medicines are developed.

Advancing Early Breast Cancer Detection Through Imaging Innovation: Interview with Fiona Gilbert

After my house jobs, I did a year in oncology with the late Sir Kenneth Calman, who trained initially as a surgeon and then…