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AI Predicts Colorectal Cancer Signatures

Molecular profiling has advanced colorectal cancer (CRC) research but remains limited in the clinic due to cost and tissue constraints…

Building a More Accessible Future for Cancer Care: Interview with Christopher Cogle

Moving back and forth among the bedside, the laboratory, and the policy arena has given me a wide view of health. As a medical oncologist…

Doctor completing a medical screening questionnaire for leprosy detection.

Prison Screening Exposes Hidden Burden of Leprosy

Leprosy screening identified undiagnosed multibacillary disease and disability among incarcerated men in northeastern Brazil.

healthcare provider caring for pregnant woman in clinic

New Guidelines Reshape Lupus Nephritis Pregnancy Care

Recent FDA approvals and newly accepted applications for obinutuzumab push lupus nephritis pregnancy management forward as new clinical guidelines reshape therapeutic safety choices.

Soccer Players Show Altered Brain Health in Midlife: AAIC 2026

Soccer Players Show Altered Brain Health in Midlife: AAIC 2026

New data reveal higher depression, anxiety, and brain volume changes in former soccer players, highlighting the need for further study of neurodegenerative disease risk in players.

Our latest Hepatology Journal

Liver medicine is at a turning point. To deliver cutting-edge patient care and lead the field, healthcare professionals need a definitive…

Gendered Racism May Shape Pregnancy-Related Stress Before Conception

Experiences of gendered racism may contribute to pregnancy-related stress long before pregnancy occurs.

Alcohol Use Disorder Drugs Improve Survival

Alcohol use disorder medications were associated with improved survival in patients with severe alcohol related liver disease

New Model Predicts Psoriatic Arthritis Risk at Psoriasis Onset

Swedish cohort study builds prediction models that flag which new psoriasis patients are most likely to develop psoriatic arthritis.

Contraceptive Progestogens Linked to Higher Meningioma Risk

Danish register study finds several contraceptive progestogens linked to increased meningioma risk, with implants and pills showing notable odds increases.