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Lifestyle Modification Reduced Intrapancreatic Fat

A meta analysis of 23 studies found lifestyle modification significantly reduced intrapancreatic fat.

Living With a Spouse With Dementia May Raise Your Own Risk

Spouses of individuals with dementia had up to 74% greater dementia risk than matched controls, a nationwide study found.

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Sanofi lifts 2026 outlook as dupilumab tops €5bn

Sanofi raises its full-year 2026 guidance following strong Q2 results, with dupilumab surpassing €5bn in quarterly sales for the first time.

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Vaccines and Medical Misinformation in the Social Media Age

In this episode, host Anna Caldwell speaks with Zachary Rubin about the growing impact of medical misinformation and vaccine hesitancy on public health.

Incorporating α-Synuclein Seed Amplification Assays in Parkinson’s Diagnosis

Parkinson’s disease (PD) remains largely a clinical diagnosis based on characteristic motor features and supportive clinical criteria…

MRI T Staging for Prostate Cancer Risk Assessment - EMJ

MRI T Staging Matched DRE in Prostate Cancer

MRI T staging demonstrated prognostic accuracy comparable to digital rectal examination in 4,425 men undergoing radical prostatectomy, supporting its integration into contemporary prostate cancer risk classification systems.

Blood Neurofilament Light Could Transform Neurodegenerative Trials

49 study review found blood neurofilament light a valuable biomarker endpoint in neurodegenerative clinical trials.

AAIC 2026 Interview: Rebecca Edelmayer

I think what we’ve really been seeing is a rapid shift in the field, moving out of the direct research space and into something that is…

Recurrent IgA Nephropathy Risks Identified After Transplantation

A multicentre Danish cohort study identified factors associated with recurrent IgA nephropathy after kidney transplantation and highlighted its impact on graft outcomes.

Study Maps Andes Virus Genetic Diversity Across Chile

A nationwide genomic study of Andes virus in Chile identified two distinct viral lineages and found no consistent genetic markers associated with severe disease or human-to-human transmission.