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IURES Congress 2025 Interview: Emre Huri

My specific area of focus for the Congress is functional and reconstructive urology. I work more on preparing for workshops…

Global Malaria Report 2025: Progress and Challenges - EMJ

Global Malaria Report 2025: Progress and Challenges

The WHO World Malaria Report 2025 highlights gains in malaria control, ongoing challenges in Africa, and lifesaving interventions.

Fibroblasts Link Skin and Systemic Inflammation - EMJ

Glycolytic Pathways Drive Systemic Inflammation in Dermatomyositis

Fibroblasts fuel skin and systemic inflammation via a CXCL10–glycolysis axis in dermatomyositis, offering new metabolic treatment opportunities.

Ovarian Cancer Treatment is Increasingly Individualised

Up to 70% of patients with advanced Stage III–IV high-grade OC will relapse, and >80% of patients with late-stage OC will become platinum…

Effectiveness of SC vs IV Natalizumab

Subcutaneous administration of natalizumab provides similar real-world effectiveness to intravenous administration, providing a convenient…

Global Perspectives on Cystic Fibrosis: Tackling Paediatrics

In this series, host Saranya Ravindran speaks with Lisa Saiman about the global threat of microbial infection and resistance in patients with cystic fibrosis.

Childhood Weight Loss Reduces Coronary Heart Disease Risk - EMJ

Childhood Weight Linked to Coronary Heart Disease Risk

Early weight management in childhood significantly reduces the risk of developing coronary heart disease later in life.

Rising Antimicrobial Resistance in Urology Inpatients - EMJ

High and Rising Antibiotic Resistance in Urology Inpatients

Escalating antimicrobial resistance has been identified among urology inpatients in a new study from a Turkish tertiary centre, highlighting urgent stewardship needs.

Could AI Help General Practitioners Work Smarter? - EMJ

Could AI Help General Practitioners Work Smarter?

New data show that 28% of UK GPs are using AI tools to streamline admin tasks, reduce burnout, and improve patient care.

Is Mental Illness Linked to Creativity? - EMJ

People with Mental Illness are Often More Creative

New research reveals surprising strengths linked to mental illness, from creativity to resilience and improved long term wellbeing.