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Menopause Blood Proteins Linked to Later Dementia Risk

Menopause-related blood protein changes were associated with accelerated brain ageing and later cognitive decline.

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Maternal T1D Protection Requires Intrauterine Exposure: EASD 2026

New study data suggest maternal type 1 diabetes protection against offspring T1D may require intrauterine exposure before birth.

Onc Now: Can Ophthalmology Help Us See Cancer Differently?

In this episode of Onc Now, Neel Pasricha, a renowned expert in the field of ophthalmology, spotlights the increasingly important…

Advancing COPD Care: Interview With Borja G. Cosío

What initially attracted me to respiratory medicine was the combination of physiology, imaging, clinical medicine, and long-term patient…

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Sleep Quality Linked to Self-Care in Heart Failure

A cross-sectional study found that poorer sleep quality was significantly associated with lower self-care scores in patients with heart failure, suggesting sleep may be an important target for future interventions.

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Month in pharma news, explained – September 2026

Rebounding UK pharma investment, a $3.95m rare-disease gene therapy and Novartis’ CAR-T trial halt. Read the round up now.

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Obesity Pharmacotherapy Offers Osteoarthritis Pain Relief, Not Repair

A narrative review has found obesity pharmacotherapy relieves osteoarthritis pain, but evidence of structural joint modification has remained absent.

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Stage IV Melanoma Survivors Report Persistent Long-Term Challenges

A multicentre survey found persistent physical, psychosocial, financial, and vocational challenges among long-term survivors of stage IV melanoma.

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UEG 2026 Interview: Shellie Radford

Routinely collected healthcare data offer an important opportunity to understand how diseases are managed and experienced in real-world…

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Triple-Action Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise for Heart Health

Triple-action retatrutide reduced weight, blood sugar and cardiovascular risk markers in adults with Type 2 diabetes.