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Advanced Ultrasound Improves Soft Tissue Tumour Assessment

Combining shear-wave elastography and microvascular imaging with conventional ultrasound improved the ability to distinguish benign from potentially malignant soft tissue tumours.

Vitalograph’s Furat Shawki on putting people first in clinical trial technologies

Vitalograph’s Furat Shawki explores how digital health technologies can make clinical trials more people-centred.

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Drug-Induced Liver Injury Ends ALG-020572 Development

Drug-induced liver injury led to early termination of an ALG-020572 trial after four of eight patients with chronic HBV developed significant alanine aminotransferase elevations.

Interview: David R. Lynch

The Evolving Landscape of Friedreich’s Ataxia – David R. Lynch

Your career has spanned a period of major transformation in our understanding of Friedreich’s ataxia (FRDA)…

Transforming Care in Epidermolysis Bullosa: Interview with Sagair Hussain

EB is a group of rare inherited genetic skin conditions characterised by extreme fragility of the skin and mucosal surfaces. Even minor…

Health professional wearing blue latex surgical gloves takes finger prick test from person's hand

NHS Offers Finger-Prick Tests to Tackle Cardiovascular Disease

The NHS will offer free seven-minute cholesterol tests at pharmacies to help prevent heart attacks and strokes.

Novartis halts eight CAR-T cell therapy trials after deaths

Novartis has halted eight rap-cell trials after three patients died following severe immune reactions.

Shorter Antibiotic Duration Shows Promise in Endocarditis: ESC 2026

A tailored treatment strategy reduced antibiotic duration by 15 days in patients with left sided infective endocarditis in the POET-II trial, presented during ESC Congress 2026.

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Sunlight Exposure Linked to Lower Blood Glucose and Diabetes Risk

Greater sunlight exposure may be linked to lower blood glucose levels and reduced Type 2 diabetes risk.

Pulmonary dysfunction

IBD Study Highlights Hidden Pulmonary Dysfunction

A prospective study found subclinical pulmonary dysfunction in patients with IBD, with small airway indices detecting changes despite absent respiratory symptoms.