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Iron excess

Iron Excess Linked to Atheroma Progression In CKD

A study of patients with chronic kidney disease found that iron excess was independently associated with atheroma presence and progression, while iron deficiency remained common but was not linked to atheroma outcomes.

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AZ licenses Dizal's lung cancer drug in $1.5bn deal

AstraZeneca has struck a $1.5bn agreement with Shanghai-based Dizal Pharmaceutical for sunvozertinib.

Low Stress Hyperglycaemia Linked to Sarcopenia and Frailty

SHR could serve as a readily available biomarker to identify individuals at greater risk of geriatric syndromes

NHS Workforce Standards Aim to Improve Staff Safety

New NHS workforce standards will require hospital trusts to meet benchmarks on racism, violence prevention, sexual safety and staff wellbeing, with results influencing organisational performance ratings.

Brain–gut behavioural therapy

Patients Identify Priorities for Brain–Gut Behavioural Therapy

Patients identify key priorities for brain–gut behavioural therapy, with a new US study highlighting the need for patient-reported outcome measures that better reflect lived experience, symptom management, and behavioural health goals.

Prostate Cancer Screening

Earlier Screening May Reduce Metastatic Prostate Cancer

Earlier prostate cancer screening and lower baseline PSA levels were associated with markedly lower rates of metastatic prostate cancer among more than 103,000 veterans.

CAR T Cell Therapy Shows Promise for Myelofibrosis

Personalised CAR T cell therapy selectively eliminated mutant blood cancer cells in preclinical models of myelofibrosis while preserving healthy blood cells, supporting plans for first in human clinical evaluation.

blood plasma donation

MHRA Approves UK-Donor Plasma for High-Priority Medicines

The MHRA has approved the use of UK-donor plasma for five high-priority plasma-derived medicinal products.

Hema Now: Inside Leukaemia Innovation

In this episode of Hema Now, Jorge Cortes reflects on the remarkable evolution of leukaemia treatment throughout his career, from the…

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.