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SERUS 2026 Interview: Olivier Alenda

If I had to pinpoint the single most critical factor, it is the sheer magnificence of 3D visualisation. This unprecedented clarity allowed…

Treadmill Stress Test in Severe Aortic Stenosis – EMJ

Treadmill Stress Test Uncovers Hidden Aortic Stenosis Risk

A registry-based follow-up study found treadmill stress testing safely identified symptoms and indications for aortic valve replacement in patients with asymptomatic severe aortic stenosis, though some eligible patients remained untreated.

Successful Trials of Fridge-Free Vaccines To Boost Global Distribution

Successful human trials of the first ‘fridge-free’ vaccine could help reduce barriers in global vaccine distribution.

Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma Trends - EMJ

Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma Rates Continue to Rise

National data showed rising cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma incidence and increasing non melanoma skin cancer mortality in England, emphasising the importance of prevention and early diagnosis.

Music Therapy Boosts Well-Being After Stroke - EMJ

Personalised Music Therapy Helps Stroke Recovery and Wellbeing

Listening to personalised vocal music during stroke recovery reduced anxiety and depression and improved sleep, a new has trial found.

Multi Omics in Gallbladder Cancer - EMJ

Multi Omics Revealed New Gallbladder Cancer Targets

A review highlighted how integrated multi omics could improve diagnosis, biomarker discovery, treatment selection, and disease monitoring in gallbladder cancer, with future potential for AI and liquid biopsy.

Semaglutide in MASH Fibrosis: Phase 2 Trial Results

Semaglutide Showed Promise in MASH Fibrosis Trial

Semaglutide showed a nominally significant benefit versus placebo in a phase 2 MASH trial, while zalfermin plus semaglutide did not meet the primary endpoint.

AI Images Challenge Radiology Detection Skills - EMJ

Radiologists Only Correctly Identified 75% of AI-Generated Images

A study found radiologists identified AI-generated images correctly 75% of the time, with CT and MRI scans proving harder to distinguish from real images.

Advances in Understanding Disease Activity, Functional Outcomes, and Treatment Response in CIDP

Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP) is a rare, severe, progressive, immune-mediated disease characterised by…

Machine filling vaccine vials in a factory

mRNA flu vaccine wins FDA nod despite rocky road

The first mRNA flu vaccine has been approved by the FDA for adults aged 50 and older.