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Trace-Positive Sputum Identifies High Tuberculosis Risk

Trace-positive sputum identifies a high-risk group for tuberculosis in Uganda. Chest x-ray abnormalities further highlight patients needing early treatment or monitoring.

AI in Sexual Health: Anogenital Dermatoses and STI Diagnoses

AI tools achieve high accuracy diagnosing both STIs and anogenital dermatoses from clinical images, but more validation is needed.

One in Five Adults Still Addicted to Tobacco, WHO Warns

One in Five Adults Still Addicted to Tobacco, WHO Warns

A new WHO report reveals that one in five adults remains addicted despite global drop in tobacco use. E-cigarette use is rising fast, especially among teenagers, threatening to reverse hard-won gains in public health.

Long COVID Linked to POTS in Middle-Aged Women

Long COVID Linked to POTS in Middle-Aged Women

Almost a third of severe Long COVID patients are diagnosed with POTS, especially middle-aged women, impacting recovery and quality of life.

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Key Factors in Elderly Anaemia Prediction

New study develops accurate predictive model identifying key factors for anaemia in elderly patients, aiding early detection and management.

Vitamin C in Pregnant Smokers Improves Children’s Lung Health

Vitamin C in Pregnant Smokers Improves Children’s Lung Health

A study reveals that vitamin C supplementation during pregnancy in smokers influences asthma-related DNA methylation in children. This epigenetic change supports better lung health at 5 years.

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NIHR funds £1.5m in innovative digital health projects

The UK’s NIHR has invested £1.5M in digital health to cut paediatric mental health waiting times.

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Optimising outcomes in advanced PAD treatment

Discover a study highlighting how small-incision large-expansion improves PAD treatment outcomes, offering safer, faster stone removal and preserved sphincter function.

Scientists Reverse Alzheimer’s Symptoms in Mice Using Blood–Brain Barrier Therapy

Scientists Reverse Alzheimer’s Symptoms in Mice Using Blood–Brain Barrier Therapy

A new nanomedicine targeting the blood–brain barrier clears amyloid-β by 45% and restores memory in Alzheimer’s models, paving the way for next-generation therapies.

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Cardiometabolic Risk and Rising Insulin Levels in Children

Childhood cardiometabolic health trends show better lipids and blood pressure but rising insulin. Keep reading for findings and implications.