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Dermatologist discussing severe juvenile acne treatment with an adolescent patient.

Early Treatment Is Key to Preventing Acne Scarring

Early systemic treatment of severe juvenile acne may prevent permanent scarring and reduce long-term psychosocial burden.

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mRNA flu vaccine wins FDA nod despite rocky road

The first mRNA flu vaccine has been approved by the FDA for adults aged 50 and older.

New Report Urges Better Diabetes Support Across England

National review of diabetes services found significant variation in outcomes, health checks, technology uptake, and transition support for children and young adults.

A New Lens on COPD Trial Endpoints

Learn how win ratio methodology may help capture a broader, more clinically meaningful view of treatment benefit by…

Secondary Treatment Linked to Reduced Racial Survival Disparities

A population based study found similar rates of secondary treatment among Black and White patients with localised prostate cancer, although mortality disparities persisted among those who did not receive additional treatment.

Early Sugar Restriction Linked to Lower Dementia Risk

Restricting sugar during first 1,000 days of life associated with lower dementia risk, healthier brain imaging findings, and delayed disease onset.

Exercise Echocardiography Predicts Acute Mountain Sickness Risk

Exercise stress echocardiography identified early cardiovascular changes that predicted acute mountain sickness with 84% accuracy after high-altitude ascent.

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Gilead reports strong Q2 driven by HIV portfolio

Total revenue increased 10% year-on-year to $7.8bn.

The Science of Resolving Inflammation with Derek Gilroy

During my PhD, we came across a serendipitous observation using rat pleuritis. If I remember correctly, we made an error and created…

HPV Vaccination Linked to Better STI Knowledge in Adolescents

A Danish study found HPV-vaccinated adolescents had better STI knowledge, while vaccination was not associated with riskier sexual behaviour.