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Egg Allergy Testing May Improve Diagnosis in Children - EMJ

Mast Cell Activation Test May Improve Paediatric Egg Allergy Diagnosis

A new study explores how mast cell activation and IgE function could improve diagnosis of baked and loosely cooked egg allergy in children.

One Colonoscopy Cut Cancer Incidence but Not Mortality After 13 Years

One colonoscopy can significantly reduce colorectal cancer incidence but not mortality, according to an ongoing long-term randomised controlled trial.

Interpretable MRI Model Maps Tumour Microenvironment

A novel MRI workflow enables non invasive tumour microenvironment assessment, improving biomarker discovery and achieving strong accuracy in breast cancer validation studies.

Tacrolimus Improves Liver Transplant Survival

Tacrolimus was linked to lower mortality and rejection after liver transplantation, but carried a higher risk of diabetes.

PRECISE Score May Refine Prostate Cancer Monitoring

The PRECISE score may help clinicians identify MRI changes associated with biopsy progression during prostate cancer active surveillance.

Eating Breakfast on Time May Slow Ageing

Eating Breakfast on Time May Slow Ageing

Moderate time-restricted eating patterns were associated with healthier organ ageing markers and improved cardiovascular health in adults with obesity.

Zero Relapses in Groundbreaking Bowel Cancer Trial Follow-Up

Zero Relapses in Groundbreaking Bowel Cancer Trial Follow-Up

Immunotherapy before standard surgery, instead of post-operative chemotherapy, has led to zero relapses after follow-up in new results from the NEOPRISM-CRC trial.

Childhood AKI Linked to Higher Long-Term CKD and Mortality Risk

Childhood AKI Linked to Higher Long-Term CKD and Mortality Risk

Children surviving acute kidney injury face increased risks of chronic kidney disease and mortality, according to a major meta-analysis.

TP53 Effects Vary in Myelodysplastic Neoplasms

TP53 Effects Vary in Myelodysplastic Neoplasms

TP53 multihit alterations show reduced impact in del(5q) myelodysplastic neoplasms, with improved survival and delayed progression to acute myeloid leukaemia.

Ultra-Processed Foods May Increase Childhood Asthma Risk

Ultra-Processed Foods May Increase Childhood Asthma Risk

Children with higher ultra-processed food intake may face a significantly greater risk of developing asthma, according to new prospective research.