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Surveillance Enables Early Tumour Detection For Cancer Predisposition Syndrome

A recent cohort study has underscored the importance of surveillance in detecting tumours early in paediatric patients with cancer predisposition syndromes.

Prostate Cancer Treatment Linked to Increased Cardiovascular Risk

Significant cardiovascular risks associated with adding androgen receptor signalling inhibitors to standard androgen deprivation therapy in patients with advanced prostate cancer.

Improved Prostate Cancer Diagnosis with AI

New research has shown that an AI system can more efficiently detect clinically significant prostate cancer on MRI compared to radiologists.

TP53 Mutations: Key to CLL Progression and Treatment

Study reveals the significant impact of TP53 mutations on chronic lymphocytic leukaemia progression and survival, emphasising the importance of mutation type and treatment strategy

Primary Ovarian Insufficiency Increases Risk for Reproductive Cancers

Females with primary ovarian insufficiency, experiencing menopause at ≤40 years, face a heightened risk for breast cancer, and ovarian cancer, according to new research.

Low-Fat, High-Fibre Diet Improves Crohn’s Disease Management

Recent research has highlighted the significant impact of a catered low-fat, high-fibre (LF/HF) diet on patients with Crohn’s disease.

AI-Assisted Navigation Shortens Referral Times for Pancreatic Cancer

AI-assisted navigation can enhance the coordination and delivery of specialty cancer services for patients with suspected pancreatic cancer, according to new research.

Connection Between Cardiovascular Disease and Cognitive Impairment

Research presented at the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging meeting reveals a significant association between cardiovascular disease and cognitive impairment

Effective Meningioma Images Despite Reduced Gadolinium

Research shows reducing gadolinium dose by 62% in MRI imaging maintains clarity in distinguishing meningiomas from healthy brain tissue.

Gaps in Paediatric to Adult Care Transition in Sickle Cell Disease

Patients with sickle cell disease who experience a delay of more than 6 months in transferring from paediatric to adult care are more likely to be hospitalised.