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COVID-19

Post-COVID Liver Complications Revealed

Post-COVID chronic liver complications, including fibrosis and cirrhosis, have been reported months after infection, highlighting long-term risks.

Could AI Aid Identification of Vertebral Fractures?

AI tools may help detect vertebral fractures on CT scans, matching expert accuracy and improving osteoporosis care.

weight loss drugs

Two-Thirds of Weight Loss Drug Users Treat in Secret

Two-thirds of patients on GLP-1 drugs hide their treatment from loved ones, with varying stigma across social and gender differences.

COPD phenotypes

COPD Phenotypes Reveal Stark Social Inequalities

Distinct COPD phenotypes show major differences in severity and mortality, with worse outcomes linked to income, race, rural living, and smoking.

ADHD

Women with ADHD at Higher Risk of Perinatal Depression

Women with ADHD are approximately twice as likely to experience perinatal depression that those without.

ultra-processed food

Ultra-Processed Foods Tied to Behavioural Issues in Childhood

Ultra-processed food consumption at 3-years-old was tied to adverse behavioural and emotional outcomes at 5-years-old in a 2026 Canadian cohort study.

chronic back pain

Chronic Back Pain Amplifies Brain Response to Sound

Brain imaging reveals sensory amplification in chronic back pain, partially reversible with pain reprocessing therapy.

dengue

First Worldwide Dengue Early Warning System Launches

The world’s first dengue fever early warning system has been launched by researchers at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

affective disorder

ISGE 2026: Reproductive Steroids and Affective Disorders in Women

Researchers have expanded understanding of the pathophysiology behind reproductive mood disorders, as heard at the 2026 Annual Congress of the International Society of Gynecological Endocrinology.

Gen Z

Nearly 70% of Gen Z Were Binge Drinking in 2025

Nearly 70% of the 23-year-olds binge drank at least once in the last year, with almost one in three doing so at least monthly.