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GLP-1 Nail Disorders More Common in Users - EMJ

GLP-1 Nail Disorders More Common in Multinational Study: EADV 2026

A multinational study presented at EADV Congress 2026 found nail detachment and other nail disorders were more common among GLP-1 users.

Ustekinumab Plus Enteral Nutrition Improves Crohn’s Outcomes

A retrospective study found that ustekinumab plus 16-week exclusive enteral nutrition was associated with higher clinical, endoscopic and mucosal healing rates.

Stroke Care Delays Increased Globally During COVID-19 Pandemic

A review of 107 studies found that the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted stroke care worldwide, reducing admissions, delaying treatment, increasing stroke severity, and highlighting the need for more resilient healthcare systems.

Arterial Thromboembolism Risk Identified in Multiple Myeloma

A Myeloma-XI analysis identified clinical, tumour and inherited genetic factors associated with arterial thromboembolism risk in multiple myeloma.

Climate Change Skin Disease Impacts 136 Countries - EMJ

Climate Change Linked to Skin Disease Changes Worldwide: EADV 2026

A global study found climate-related changes in skin disease across 42.6% of 136 countries, with lower-income settings disproportionately affected.

Ultra-low-dose Induction for Children with Severe Nut Allergies

Ultra-low-dose induction helped children with severe peanut or walnut allergies progress to conventional oral immunotherapy.

Prenatal Chemical Exposure May Be Linked to Early Infant Cognition

Prenatal exposure to certain aromatic amines may be associated with poorer attention and memory in infants.

Foghorn Therapeutics slashes workforce

Forghorn slashes workforce by 40% after deal with Eli Lilly ends

Foghorn is cutting around 40% of its workforce after disappointing trial results ended its cancer drug partnership with Lilly.

AI Maps Atrial Cardiomyopathy Using Heart Signals

AI Maps Atrial Cardiomyopathy Using Heart Signals

An AI model identified atrial cardiomyopathy location and severity using simulated heart electrical recordings.

The Role of Dupilumab in COPD

Patients with COPD with raised eosinophil levels can benefit from biologic treatment with dupilumab, producing consistent and…