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US cancer centres inundated for new pancreatic cancer drug

After daraxonrasib’s phase 3 trial results were released, there has reportedly been “a deluge of patient requests”.

Wes Streeting Resigns as British Health Secretary

The British Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting, has today resigned. He said today he has “lost confidence” in the Prime Minister’s leadership.

Global Study Maps Burden of Peripartum Depression

Researchers have found that peripartum depression rates stay elevated across pregnancy and postpartum, with the highest prevalence after delivery.

Testosterone Therapy Benefits Men After Prostate Cancer Surgery

Short-term testosterone replacement therapy improved sexual and physical function in hypogonadal prostate cancer survivors without biochemical recurrence.

Advanced AI Language Model Outperforms Physicians in Reasoning Tasks

An advanced AI model has outperformed physicians across multiple diagnostic and clinical reasoning tasks, raising implications for future clinical decision-making.

TikTok Nephropathy Videos Raise Quality Concerns

A new study found that IgA nephropathy videos on TikTok and Bilibili varied widely in quality, with important medical information often missing.

Type 2 Diabetes Remission: Interview with Roy Taylor

Putting together the hypothesis did not seem radical at all, because we had assembled various pieces of new information that were…

NHS expands blood testing for cancer patients

Sophia Genetics and Synnovis are scaling liquid biopsy testing across England, helping cancer patients access AI-driven genomic analysis.

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FDA commissioner resigns after 13 months in post

Dr Marty Makary has resigned as commissioner of the FDA after a troubled time in office, following sustained pressure.

Artificial Intelligence Boosts Cardiovascular Care Outcomes

AI in cardiology improved workflow efficiency, patient engagement, and mortality outcomes in a major new systematic review.