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Plasma Proteomics Uncovers Biomarkers in Patients with PBC

Researchers identified blood protein markers that could differentiate primary biliary cholangitis from MASLD and healthy controls, highlighting the potential of proteomics to support earlier diagnosis and disease monitoring.

Treatment inertia in MDD

Clinical guidelines (including those issued by the APA and CANMAT) recommend treatment modification in patients with MDD who…

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Screening Detects Smaller, Slower-Growing Lung Tumours

A study of screen-detected lung cancers found that adenocarcinomas were more likely to be smaller, slower-growing, diagnosed at an earlier stage.

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MHRA Predicts AI to Define Healthcare in Coming Years

MHRA outlines plans for AI oversight, medicines development and safety monitoring in its strategy to 2030.

Early Look: MHRA 2030 Strategy - What You Need To Know

MHRA’s 2030 strategy prioritises patient safety, faster treatment access and stronger regulation of AI in healthcare.

Onc Now: Harnessing the Immune System to Fight Cancer

In this episode of Onc Now, EMJ speaks with Elizabeth Jaffee about the evolving landscape of cancer immunotherapy. She explores why pancreatic cancer has proved so challenging to treat, how therapeutic cancer vaccines could help ha

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CHG Index Predicts Poor Outcomes After PCI

A large cohort study found that a higher CHG index independently predicted major adverse cardiovascular outcomes in patients with acute coronary syndrome following PCI, supporting its use in risk stratification.

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Cognitive Function Predicts Frailty After Kidney Transplantation

Physical frailty and mild cognitive impairment declined over 2 years after kidney transplantation, while better earlier cognitive function predicted lower subsequent frailty.

UEG 2026 Interview: Joost P.H. Drenth

When I began my term, we had already laid the groundwork during my time as Vice President. We carried out a deep governance…

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High-fibre Diet Reduces Weight in Newly Diagnosed Type II Diabetes

A high-fibre dietary intervention outperformed metformin for blood sugar control and weight loss in people with newly diagnosed diabesity while producing significant changes in the gut microbiome.