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NHS Approves First Walking Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis

The NHS will offer fampridine to eligible patients with multiple sclerosis in England, providing the first licensed treatment designed to improve walking ability and mobility.

Enhancing GIST Patient Care: The Importance of Collaborating with Sarcoma Centres

This series of short videos features expert opinions regarding the management of gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST). Each expert…

Bladder Cancer Reported in Anti-NXP2 Myositis

The first reported case of bladder carcinoma in anti-NXP2 myositis expands the recognised spectrum of associated malignancies and reinforces the importance of cancer screening in adults with inflammatory myopathy.

Interbed Connectivity Expands Critical Care Surveillance

Repurposed bedside monitors created a centralised critical care surveillance system through interbed connectivity, offering a cost effective model for improving intensive care monitoring.

ESHRE 2026 Interview: Maribel Acién

The role of reproductive surgery has certainly changed. Before IVF became widely available, surgery played a much larger role. Today…

Machine Learning Improved Dialysis Survival Prediction

Machine learning improved survival prediction in elderly dialysis patients by complementing traditional survival analysis. Read more.

Pediatric Surgical Site Infections Challenge Adult Risk Models

Pediatric surgical site infections were linked to language differences and substantially greater hospitalization and readmission burdens.

GLP-1 Use Linked to Breast Cancer Survival in Patients with Diabetes

A retrospective cohort study found that GLP-1 exposure after breast cancer diagnosis was associated with improved overall survival among patients with type 2 diabetes.

Lichen Planopilaris May Follow Cosmetic Surgery

Lichen planopilaris may develop years after hair transplantation or facial surgery, a new systematic review suggests.

Menopause Symptoms Differ Between Online Posts and Clinical Notes

A comparison of online forum discussions and clinical notes found that menopause symptoms related to cognition, emotional wellbeing, and weight were reported more often online…