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Global Hepatitis Elimination Target Still Out of Reach - EMJ

Global Hepatitis Elimination Target Still Out of Reach

Global efforts to tackle viral hepatitis are insufficient, leaving millions at risk and far from 2030 elimination goals.

Cosimo De Nunizo

EAU 2026 Interview: Cosimo De Nunzio

Member of Scientific Congress Committee, European Association of Urology (EAU); Associate Professor of Urology…..

AI Tools and Detection of Child Abuse Fractures - EMJ

AI Tools and Detection of Child Abuse Fractures

AI fracture detection shows modest gains in identifying child abuse fractures in children under five, highlighting both potential and current limitations.

Older adult with Parkinsonism symptoms walking with healthcare support during clinical assessment

How Parkinsonism Subtypes Are Changing Over Time

Parkinsonism trends in the UK reveal falling PD incidence, rising prevalence, and increasing recognition of vascular Parkinsonism..

Illustration of blood cells and bone marrow themed laboratory imagery representing mRNA vaccination and haematopoietic malignancy research

mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination and Cancer Link Explored

A case report explores whether mRNA COVID-19 vaccination may coincide with hematopoietic malignancy and possible mechanisms.

Girl testing breathing function by spirometry in doctors office. Diagnosis of respiratory function in pulmonary disease.

Respiratory Mechanics Modeling Offers Lens for Lung Disease Diagnosis

A new review of respiratory mechanics modeling highlights how advanced measurement techniques could improve the diagnosis and monitoring of respiratory diseases including asthma and COPD.

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Skin Cancer Screening Tool Gains Ground in Transplant Care

A new skin cancer risk stratification tool for solid organ transplant recipients shows strong international validation but inconsistent clinical adoption.

Doctor reviewing latent tuberculosis infection risk factors with a patient who has type 2 diabetes

Hospital Study Links Diabetes to Latent Tuberculosis Infection

Latent tuberculosis infection was common in type 2 diabetes, with poor glycemic control linked to higher risk.

Latest Census Exposes Consultant Psychiatrist Shortage in England

One in seven consultant psychiatrist posts are vacant across England, leading to barriers to vital care for patients with mental illness.

night shift

Night Shift Work Impacts Type 2 Diabetes Management

Night shift work in type 2 diabetes is linked to higher glucose variability, increased snacking, and prolonged wakefulness, underscoring the need for tailored care strategies.