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Alcohol-Linked Pancreatitis Rates Soar Among Young Women

New data from Ontario reveals a concerning rise in alcohol-related gastrointestinal diseases among people aged 13 to 39, with young women showing the steepest increase.

Neonatal Antibiotics May Weaken Infant Vaccine Response

Early-life exposure to antibiotics may impair immune responses to routine infant vaccinations, according to new research.

Could Certain Gut Bacteria Stunt Growth?

The findings revealed that certain gut bacteria increase short stature risk.

New PRS Spit Test Better Than UK Blood Test Screening

The study found that 74 of these participants would not have been identified through the UK’s current diagnostic pathway.

PCI in Patients with Blood Cancer: New Insights on Risks

Patients with myeloproliferative neoplasms face higher acute kidney injury and transfusion risks post-PCI, according to a 2.24M hospitalisation study.

Better Outcomes for Radical Prostatectomies Using NeuroSAFE Technique

NeuroSAFE-guided prostate surgery significantly improves erectile function and urinary continence recovery compared to standard methods.

Echocardiogram Data Boosts Hypertension Treatment Rates

A new clinical trial demonstrates that leveraging prior cardiovascular imaging data can boost antihypertensive treatment initiation through a system-level intervention.

Study Reveals Sex-Specific Risks in Coronary Artery Disease Using AI Imaging

AI imaging has revealed that female patients are at higher risk of MACE.

Transcranial Brain Stimulation Fails to Enhance Stroke Recovery in Phase II Study

The TRANSPORT2 trial finds that tDCS fails to boost poststroke motor recovery, despite safety profile.

Semaglutide Linked to NAION Risk in Patients with Diabetes

Semaglutide use in diabetic patients linked to increased risk of NAION after two years of treatment.