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New Biomarker Shows Promise in Detecting Fibrostenotic Strictures in Crohn’s Disease

New research suggests that PRO-C16, a blood-based marker of type XVI collagen formation, may help detect intestinal fibrosis in patients with Crohn’s disease.

Novel Salicylic Acid Gel Treats Acne While Protecting Skin

A recent study evaluated a novel 2% salicylic acid gel enriched with hydrating and soothing agents, aiming to balance acne treatment with skin barrier repair.

Fighting Against Diabetes and its Hidden Complications: Interview with Stephan Herzig

After obtaining my PhD from the University of Göttingen, Germany, in 1999, I moved to the USA for postdoctoral training…

Paradigm Changes in Prostate Cancer Management in Recent Years

This article discusses changes in the advanced prostate cancer landscape over the past decade that have induced a paradigm shift in…

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HonorHealth hires longevity expert Nicholas Schork

HonorHealth appoints Dr Nicholas Schork to lead AI-driven disease interception research, reflecting an industry shift towards prevention.

New PSA-Based Index Improves Prediction of High-Grade Prostate Cancer

Researchers have developed a PSA-based index incorporating MRI measurements of periprostatic fat that significantly improves the prediction of high-grade prostate cancer.

TEER Linked To Better Outcomes In Atrial Functional Mitral Regurgitation

TEER linked to reduced deaths and heart failure hospitalisations in atrial functional mitral regurgitation patients, study shows.

Tending and Befriending Grief

In this deeply personal episode, Jonathan Sackier speaks with Zoe Strickland, author of To Grief With Love, about how she navigated the loss of her son and found space for healing through creative expression and connection.

New Strategies Offer Hope for Children with Resistant T Cell Leukaemia

Now, researchers are emphasizing the urgent need for precision medicine approaches that target the complex biology of the disease.

Key Driver of Food-Allergy-Induced Anaphylaxis in Mice Identified

Two new studies have identified cysteinyl leukotrienes as key drivers of food-allergy-induced anaphylaxis in mice.