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MRI May Allow Safe Avoidance of Prostate Biopsy in Some Men

A new cohort study suggests that many men with suspected prostate cancer can safely avoid biopsies after receiving negative MRI results…

Unravelling Genetic Insights into Steatotic Liver Disease Progression

Recent research highlights the discovery of 17 novel loci associated with liver triglycerides and 9 linked to liver inflammation.

Scientists Create First Blood-Generating Heart in the Lab

Scientists create first blood-generating heart organoid, modelling human heart and blood cell development for disease research.

Gabapentin Use Linked to Increased Fracture Risk in Patients with Inflammatory Arthritis

Gabapentinoids, widely prescribed for pain management in inflammatory arthritis (IA), are now linked to a 36% higher risk of fractures.

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Respiratory infections cost UK businesses £44bn annually

A new report by the Office of Health Economics (OHE), commissioned by Pfizer, reveals that respiratory infections can be bad for business.

AI Enhances Breast Cancer Prediction

AI has identified novel mammographic features that are stronger predictors of breast cancer risk than traditional factors

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Hook, line and sinker: Catching the attention of HCPs

Attention is the new currency in pharma marketing. With HCPs overwhelmed by information, delivering engaging content is crucial to standing out.

Removing C. difficile from Pathogen Panels Reduces Unnecessary Treatment

A study from Mayo Clinic demonstrated the benefits of refining stool testing practices to improve antimicrobial stewardship for Clostridioides difficile.

Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Mortality

A new cohort study highlights significant racial and ethnic disparities in mortality rates associated with early-onset colorectal cancer.

Onc Now: Episode 7: Revolutionising Paediatric Radiation Oncology – Part 2

Ed Smith, pioneer in proton beam therapy, returns to discuss AI in radiation oncology and the future of the field. 