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Prenatal Tobacco Exposure Accelerates Brain Thinning in Adolescents, Study Reveals

Learn how prenatal tobacco alters teen brain development and behaviour, discover key findings and implications. Read more!

Novel Therapy Tested to Prevent Chemotherapy-Related Heart Damage

A groundbreaking multinational clinical trial, named RESILIENCE, is underway to test a promising new treatment aimed at preventing heart damage caused by…

How Does Climate Change Affect Allergic Rhinitis?

Discover how climate change is profoundly altering allergic rhinitis, extending allergy seasons, and increasing healthcare burdens and educational needs globally.

FDA removes hurdle to CAR T-cell therapies

The body is eliminating of Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies for all currently approved BCMA- and CD19-directed CAR T-cell therapies.

Evolution of gMG Therapy

This infographic explores gMG pathophysiology, key symptoms and emerging treatment options

Circular RNAs: Unlocking New Avenues in Liver Cancer

Despite the well-documented association between HBV and HCC, the exact mechanisms driving HBV-induced HCC remain largely unknown.

ESHRE 2025: Study Identifies Gut Bacteria Imbalance Linked to PCOS Miscarriages

At ESHRE 2025, researchers revealed that women with PCOS have gut and metabolic imbalances that may drive miscarriage and pregnancy complications.

Environmental Health in Urology

Discover the growing impact of environmental factors on men’s health – from the risks of microplastics to the benefits of plant-based diets, and much more

New Insights into Functional Anorectal Pain Mechanisms

Patients with functional anorectal pain show abnormal anal pressures, rectal hypersensitivity, and high rates of anxiety and depression, new study reveals.

Interchanging Pain Scores Not Advised in Spondyloarthritis

New simulation data suggest that fatigue scores can sometimes be substituted in spondyloarthritis registries, but pain and global scores should remain distinct.