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E-Cigarette Use Linked to Respiratory Symptoms in Youth: ERS 2026

ERS 2026 research links adolescent e-cigarette use with increased wheeze, asthma exacerbations, and signs of early airflow limitation.

Interview: Matt Rutter Discusses FIT Testing and The Future of Colorectal Cancer Screening

I think it is important to step back and ask ourselves what we are trying to achieve. Our aim is to improve population health, and, to do…

Biological age

Biological Age Predicts Mortality in Cardio-Kidney-Metabolic Syndrome

A nationwide cohort study found that biological age acceleration was associated with increased long-term mortality among adults with CKM syndrome stages 0–3.

diabetes type 2

Earlier Statin Use Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Diabetes

Starting statins soon after Type 2 diabetes diagnosis was associated with a lower 10-year risk of dementia.

Anaemia

Anaemia Remains Common in Paediatric IBD

A Danish nationwide cohort found that anaemia affected 52% of patients with paediatric-onset inflammatory bowel disease at diagnosis and remained associated with disease activity over five years.

Pelvic Muscle Relaxation Training Improves Postpartum Recovery

A randomised controlled trial found that adding pelvic girdle muscle relaxation training to conventional therapy improved pelvic floor muscle tone in postpartum women.

Digital atrial fibrillation

Digital Atrial Fibrillation Screening Identifies Undiagnosed Cases

Nationwide trial found digital atrial fibrillation screening detected previously undiagnosed disease in 1.9% of screened participants.

Quickfire Q&A: Karin Smedby

In this episode, recorded at the EHA 2026 Congress, we speak to Karin Smedby about the latest developments in lymphoma…

blood cancer discharge hospital

Early Discharge Clinic Cuts Hospital Stay in Blood Cancers

An early discharge clinic cut hospital stays by almost 40% for selected patients with haematological malignancies.

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Smoking Linked to Greater Loneliness in Adults: ERS 2026

Smoking is associated with greater loneliness and increasing loneliness over time among older adults, new research suggests.