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Prenatal Chemical Exposure Linked to Early Behavioural Changes

Researchers emphasize that these results, together with previous evidence, point to a growing need for stricter controls on synthetic phenols.

A Patient-Clinician Dialogue on Haemophilia Care

We are delighted to share a special haematology roundtable exploring a clinician–patient dialogue on haemophilia care, featuring…

The Future of Early-Stage Lung Cancer: Interview with Rishindra Reddy

One thing that we’re seeing is lung cancers being diagnosed earlier and earlier, whereas, historically, 75% of lung cancers were diagnosed at…

New Pathway Streamlines IgE-Mediated Food Allergy Diagnosis

A new ANAcare pathway offers clinicians practical, harmonised steps to apply the latest guidelines for diagnosing IgE-mediated food allergy.

IURES Congress 2025 Interview: Erdem Canda

When we were establishing IURES, our aim was to be not only a national society but an international one. Our main goal has been to…

Renal Denervation at ESC 2025

Renal denervation (RDN) is a minimally invasive procedure used as an adjunctive treatment for individuals with resistant hypertension when…

EMJ Cardiology 13 [Supplement 1] 2025

This article explores an engaging debate from the ESC Congress 2025, which addresses the position of renal denervation (RDN)…

GOLDEN Model Accurately Predicts HBsAg Loss in Hepatitis B - EMJ

GOLDEN Model Accurately Predicts HBsAg Loss in Hepatitis B

New research confirms the GOLDEN model reliably predicts HBsAg loss in interferon-treated chronic hepatitis B patients, supporting more personalized treatment strategies.

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US tariff deal: What it means for UK pharma

Last week, the UK and US signed a zero tariff pharmaceuticals deal, but what will the deal deliver in the long term, and is all as it seems?

Maternal Sleep Deprivation Triggers Offspring Ovarian Damage - EMJ

Maternal Sleep Deprivation Triggers Offspring Ovarian Damage

Severe sleep loss in pregnant mice depletes daughters’ ovarian germ cells via ferroptosis, partly reversible with a ferroptosis inhibitor, raising concerns for future fertility.