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MRI Marker Shows Promise for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Diagnosis

An MRI-based measurement may improve progressive supranuclear palsy diagnosis, with strong performance across more than 2,100 participants.

12 Jun 2026

Chlormethine Gel in Mycosis Fungoides Cutaneous T Cell Lymphoma

At EORTC 2025, experts highlighted how chlormethine gel activates the tumour microenvironment in mycosis fungoides, linking…

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FDA steps up crackdown on compounded GLP-1s

Around 1.5 million Americans are taking compounded GLP-1 drugs despite the end of US shortages.

Mentalising Brain Signatures Predict Social Cognition

Mentalising brain signatures show distinct neural patterns for self and other thinking from adolescence onward and are altered in schizophrenia, suggesting potential neuromarkers for social cognition in health and disease.

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GSK to acquire Nuvalent for $10.6bn ahead of patent cliff

The purchase, GSK’s biggest in over a decade, includes two late-stage lung cancer drugs primed for FDA approval.

AI Model Predicts Brain Tumour Subtypes in Minutes

A new AI model identified CNS tumour subtypes from standard pathology slides, matching molecular classifications in minutes rather than days.

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Stem Cell Transplant After CAR-T Failure Promising in B-ALL: EHA 2026

Read more about how salvage allo-HSCT improved survival in relapsed/refractory B-ALL patients after CAR-T therapy failure.

Dynamic Mode Selection Enhances Medical Question Answering

A new routing framework improved medical question answering accuracy while reducing inference time by 36.8% and token consumption by 39.66%.

Stress Balls Improve Sleep in Patients on Haemodialysis

A Turkish study found that stress ball use during haemodialysis reduced stress and improved sleep and comfort in patients.

Type 2 Diabetes Rising Twice as Fast in Younger than Older Women

Type 2 diabetes is rising twice as fast in women under 40, compared with those over 40, new analysis from Diabetes UK has revealed.