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Piglets on a farm representing the suspected swine origin of influenza A(H1N2)v infection.

First Human Swine Influenza A(H1N2)v Case Detected in China

China’s first human swine influenza A(H1N2)v case highlights zoonotic exposure and the value of influenza surveillance.

Diabetes health programme

AI-led Diabetes Prevention Programme Proves Unsatisfying for Patients

AI-led diabetes prevention drove faster engagement than human coaching, but patients rated it lower on satisfaction.

BAASNet Strengthens Polyp Segmentation for Colonoscopy

BAASNet improved polyp segmentation across nine datasets and five imaging modalities, demonstrating gains in Dice performance and potential for real time automated colonoscopy workflows.

Prostate cancer screening

Prostate Cancer Screening Lower Among Men with Disabilities

Prostate cancer screening rates were lower among men with disabilities, particularly those with mobility disability. Read more.

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Cancer Care Faces Rising Demand Across Europe

Cancer cases and spending have risen across Europe, placing greater pressure on health systems.

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FDA approves new blood cancer drug from BMS

FDA approves BMS drug iberdomide for multiple myeloma after trials showed reduced minimal residual disease.

Person having chemotherapy.

Donor Cell Transplants ‘Chance of Cure’ in Rare Aggressive Lymphoma

A new study of finds allogeneic stem cell transplants offer a genuine chance of cure in rare hepatosplenic T-cell lymphoma.

Barriers to Early Fertility Consultation in Women with PMOS

Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) represents one of the most prevalent causes of anovulatory infertility worldwide; however…

Onc Now: Microbes, AI, and the Future of Precision Oncology

In this episode of Onc Now, Miguel Reis Ferreira explores the evolving relationship between the microbiome and cancer, from…

Interview: Ertan Saridogan

The management of endometriosis has been evolving for much longer than the past decade. If we look back 40 or 50 years, treatment options…