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unscheduled care

Unscheduled Care Data Flags Patients at High Risk of Liver Disease

Unscheduled care attendance data provides an opportunity to identify patients at high risk of liver disease, a 2026 study has found.

AI Predicts Breast Cancer Recurrence Using Preoperative Mammograms

AI can predict postoperative breast cancer recurrence using preoperative mammograms, a 2026 study has found.

smart wearables

Global Surge in Demand for Smart Wearables

A recent surge in the global demand for smart wearables sees an emerging body of research on the relevant health implications.

psychotic experiences

Psychotic Experiences Linked to Early Brain Ageing

New research links psychotic experiences to early brain ageing, offering clues about psychosis risk in young adults.

photoageing

tRNA Fragment Shown to Protect Skin Against Photoageing

New research identifies a tRNA-derived RNA fragment that protects skin from UV-induced photoageing by preserving collagen and stabilising key mRNAs.

dyslexia

Scientists Reveal the Brain Pathways Disrupted in Dyslexia

Dyslexia may stem from vulnerable brain networks rather than single genes, offering new insight into diagnosis and intervention.

climate change

Climate Change Is Fuelling the AMR Crisis

Rising temperatures are increasing antimicrobial resistance deaths in the Western Pacific, highlighting urgent need for global coordinated action.

AI tools

AI Tools Can Improve Accuracy in Chest Radiograph Reporting

AI-prefilled structured reporting improves diagnostic accuracy in chest radiograph reporting compared with free-text reporting, a 2026 prospective reader study has found.

Cape Verde health warning

Cape Verde Health Warning Issued Over Gastrointestinal Infections

The UK Health Security Agency has issued a Cape Verde health warning following an increase in cases of gastrointestinal infections among travellers.

Ultra-Processed Foods Closer to Cigarettes than Fresh Food - EMJ

Ultra-Processed Foods Characteristically Closer to Cigarettes than Fresh Food

Ultra-processed foods (UPF) share more characteristics with cigarettes than with minimally processed foods, a 2026 review has submitted.