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19 Dec 2025

Interactive Case Study: Asthma with Persistent Airway Obstruction

This case describes hypothetical patient scenarios. Outcomes presented may not reflect clinical study results or real-world practice…

Evolving Epilepsy Landscape

During this symposium, leading international epileptologists discussed the key challenges and opportunities that currently exist within…

EMJ Neurology 13 [Supplement 9] 2025

During this symposium, leading international epileptologists discussed the key challenges and opportunities that currently exist within…

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p-tau217 Levels Predict Cognitive Decline in REM Sleep Disorder

Blood biomarker p-tau217 helps identify sleep disorder patients at highest risk of cognitive decline.

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Nasal Pressure Technique May Reduce Pain During Urinary Catheterisation

A nasal pressure technique significantly reduces pain during urinary catheterisation, offering a simple, non-pharmacological option for patient comfort in the ED.

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E-Cigarettes Linked to Increased Heart Attack and Stroke Risk

New meta-analysis finds e-cigarette use may increase the risk of heart attack and stroke, even after adjusting for cigarette smoking.

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Chest Imaging Shows Promise for COPD Screening

This combined model achieved a high level of accuracy, suggesting that imaging data alongside basic clinical information could be effective for screening.

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Trial Examines Azathioprine in Early Parkinson's Disease

A UK trial explores immune suppression in early Parkinson’s disease with important lessons for future treatments.

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Aligning Treatment with Goals in Advanced Cancer

Researchers analysed survey responses from more than 1,000 adults taking part in a large multisite trial of advance care planning.

HbA1c Variability Predicts Cognitive Decline in Children with Type 1 Diabetes

High HbA1c variability is independently associated with poorer neurocognitive outcomes in children with type 1 diabetes.