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Polygenic Risk Score Improves CAD Risk Assessment: ESC 2026

A real-world study found that polygenic risk score reclassified coronary artery disease risk in 42.6% of moderate risk patients and was associated with improvements in cardiovascular risk factors.

Sleep Patterns Tied to Osteoarthritis Risk - EMJ

Sleep Timing and Circadian Rhythm Linked to Osteoarthritis Risk

Accelerometer data from 61,904 adults showed a delayed sleep midpoint was associated with an 8% higher hazard of osteoarthritis.

Treatment landscape in IDH1m AML

During this symposium at the European Hematology Association (EHA) Annual Congress 2026, leading experts in haematological oncology…

Skin Carotenoid Levels Low In Dermatology - EMJ

Skin Carotenoid Levels Remain Low in Dermatology Patients

A study of 604 dermatology patients found generally low skin carotenoid levels and suggested that measurement timing may affect results.

Heart Failure Guidelines Introduce New Classifications: ESC 2026

Updated ESC heart failure guidelines introduce simplified disease classifications, revised therapy categories, and recommendations supporting earlier intervention and evidence-based patient care.

Brain surgeon looking at a scan of a person brain before they do surgery

World-First AI Brain Surgery Helps Save Patient’s Sight

AI helped guide surgeons during a world-first brain tumour operation, reducing risks and restoring a patient’s sight.

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FDA approves first-in-class drug for rare skin disease

The FDA has approved Roivant and Priovant’s Lisraya (brepocitinib) for dermatomyositis, offering patients the first targeted therapy.

Older Black Patients on Medicaid Had Lower Liver Transplant Odds

Maryland research found that age, race and insurance status were linked with liver transplant receipt among patients with alcohol-related liver disease.

tRNA Signature Could Distinguish HIV-2 from HIV-1

A six-tRNA biomarker panel detected HIV-2 and differentiated it from HIV-1 with 100% accuracy in an early proof-of-concept study, offering a potential host-derived approach to HIV diagnosis.

Earlier Menopause Age Linked to Brain Atrophy - EMJ

Earlier Menopause Age Linked to Faster Brain Atrophy

Earlier menopause was associated with faster cognitive decline, earlier Alzheimer disease onset and greater white matter hyperintensity accumulation.