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UK Trial to Test Diabetes and ADHD Medicines for Alzheimer’s Disease

The AD-SMART trial will test whether diabetes drug metformin and ADHD medicine atomoxetine can slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease in an initial 1,200 participants.

Acute Kidney Injury Raises Mortality in Immunotherapy

Acute kidney injury affected 32.1% of immunotherapy patients, with acute tubular necrosis and transient azotaemia linked to increased mortality.

Neonatal Intubation Methods Show Comparable Accuracy and Safety

Two neonatal intubation depth methods showed comparable accuracy and safety, with a modified formula achieving 61% optimal tube placement.

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Blue Muffin Test Validated as a Gut Transit Time Biomarker: UEGW 2026

A large citizen science study evaluated the Blue Muffin test as a potential gut transit time biomarker, identifying associations with bowel habits, age, sex, and body mass index.

Global Review Identifies Barriers to Equitable Fertility Care

Fertility care access remains shaped by stigma, costs and fragmented services, according to a global synthesis of 27 studies.

Hands-On Dermatology: Understanding Atopic Dermatitis with Hand involvement

This bonus episode of the EMJ Podcast: Insights for Healthcare Professionals explores atopic dermatitis (AD) with hand involvement…..

Heart Rate Variability Accurately Measured by Video - EMJ

Facial Video Accurately Estimates Heart Rate Variability

A pilot study found facial video photoplethysmography estimated heart rate variability with strong correlation to ECG measurements, supporting the potential of contactless monitoring technologies.

Beyond Response: dMMR/MSI-H Outcomes in GI Immunotherapy

In the first episode of this ‘Beyond Response’ podcast series, host Sue Saville is joined by Kai-Keen Shiu, Thierry André, and Jérémie…

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UK Government to Tighten Restrictions on High-Risk Cosmetic Procedures

Government proposals would restrict high-risk cosmetic procedures to qualified professionals and strengthen patient protection.

Axial Spondyloarthritis Diagnosed Within 2 Years: Less Spinal Damage

Early diagnosis of axial spondyloarthritis has been associated with less long-term spinal structural damage in a Swiss registry cohort.