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Pregnant Women with HIV Face Sixfold Higher Tuberculosis Risk

Pregnant Women with HIV Face Sixfold Higher Tuberculosis Risk

Pregnant women living with HIV face a global tuberculosis incidence rate almost six times that of their non-pregnant HIV-negative counterparts, research has revealed.

Biomarker Predicts Risk in Atrial Fibrillation - EMJ

Neurofilament Light Chain Predicts Risk in Atrial Fibrillation

Each doubling of sNfL concentration increased the risk of major vascular events by 35% (adjusted hazard ratio: 1.35; 95% CI: 1.22–1.50; p

Photopatch Testing Improves Photoallergy Detection - EMJ

Sunscreen and NSAID Photoallergy Rates Higher Than Expected

A European study shows photopatch testing with longer occlusion improves detection of sunscreen and NSAID photoallergies.

Dementia Risk and Sedentary Behaviour - EMJ

19 -Year Study: Passive Sedentary Behaviour Increases Dementia Risk

This long-term study links mentally active sedentary behaviour to reduced dementia risk compared with passive activities in middle aged adults.

Measles Outbreak Drives Vaccine Push in London - EMJ

Measles Outbreak Drives Push for Vaccination in London

London measles outbreak prompts calls for stronger vaccination efforts, with low uptake and inequalities driving rising case numbers.

Telemedicine Reduces MASLD Risk in Adults with Diabetes - EMJ

Telemedicine Reduces MASLD Risk in Adults with Diabetes

Telemedicine nutrition care reduces MASLD and liver disease risk in adults with type 2 diabetes and obesity, showing promise for lifestyle-first interventions.

Novel MRI Boosts Detection of Stroke-Causing Plaques – EMJ

Novel MRI Boosts Detection of Stroke-Causing Plaques

New vessel wall MRI detects more supracardiac atherosclerosis plaques than CTA, improving stroke evaluation and identifying embolic sources.

Biomarker Discovery Reframes Schizophrenia Treatment

A single administration of SEAD1 into the prefrontal cortex restored disrupted E/I balance and improved synaptic function.

AI Uses Eye-Tracking Technology to Diagnose Autism

AI can distinguish children with autism spectrum disorder using eye-tracking technology with an accuracy of 85%, a 2026 systematic review has found.

More Than One Million People to be Offered Semaglutide on NHS

Semaglutide is set to be offered to more than one million people with cardiovascular disease on the NHS in coming months.