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Risk of ALS After Traumatic Brain Injury, Study Finds

Risk of ALS After Traumatic Brain Injury, Study Finds

ALS risk is heightened in the first two years after traumatic brain injury but does not remain elevated long term, suggesting reverse causality.

heart failure

Heart Failure in AML: New Evidence Emerges

A systematic review finds AML patients receiving anthracycline remission induction therapy face a significant heart failure risk, highlighting the need for enhanced cardiac monitoring.

EASD 2025 Interview: Chantal Mathieu

EASD is something very strange. It’s an association of individual members, including researchers, clinicians, and students; anybody…

EASD 2025 Interview: Patrick Schrauwen

EASD 2025 Interview: Patrick Schrauwen – Chair, European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) Early Career Academy; Senior…

Do Calcium Supplements Increase Dementia Risk?

Calcium supplements do not increase risk of dementia over nearly 15 years, reassuring older women about bone and brain health.

High-Dose Fluticasone Boosts Lung Bacteria in Severe COPD

The MUSIC trial shows high-dose fluticasone elevates sputum bacterial load in severe COPD, without affecting upper airway microbiome, and ICS withdrawal can trigger exacerbations.

prostate cancer

Statins Linked to Survival in Prostate Cancer

Statin use linked to better survival but higher cardiac adverse events in advanced prostate cancer patients treated with apalutamide, according to recent analysis.

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.