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COMy 2025: Diagnosis Delays in Amyloid Light-Chain Amyloidosis

Despite therapeutic advances, delayed diagnosis of amyloid light-chain amyloidosis remains a major clinical challenge, according to data shared at the 2025 COMy Congress.

ADHD, Physical Inactivity, and Rising Obesity Risks

Interestingly, the study found that both obesity and ADHD scale sublinearly with city population.

Financial Toxicity: An Overlooked Driver of Heart Failure Risk in the USA

Heart failure is responsible not only for high morbidity and mortality, but also for significant out-of-pocket expenses for patients…

1 in 10 Liver Transplant Patients Still Break Bones Despite Protocol

Liver transplant patients face a substantial risk of bone fractures despite following specialized care protocols, according to new findings.

West Nile Virus found in UK mosquitoes for first time

Experts have pointed to the climate crisis as a potential trigger of the West Nile Virus finding.

Could Cannabis Be Harming the Skin?

As cannabis use continues to surge across the United States, a growing body of research is shedding light on its underrecognized dermatological consequences.

Causes of Death in Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Liver Disease

A recent nationwide Swedish cohort study involving over 13,000 patients with MASLD compared mortality rates and causes of death.

Medical affairs: What's working for HCPs in 2025

Four medical affairs leaders reveal what’s working (and what’s not) when it comes to engaging time-starved HCPs in 2025.

Study Identifies Flare Risk in Rheumatoid Arthritis Remission

The UK BIO-FLARE study finds that half of rheumatoid arthritis patients relapse after stopping medication, with flare risk predicted by baseline clinical factors.

Cancer Risk Persists Despite HIV Treatment Success

A large international cohort study has found that people with HIV who achieve long-term virological suppression through antiretroviral therapy but experience suboptimal immune recovery are still at a significantly higher risk of developing cancer.