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New AI Model Enhances MRI Segmentation for Medical Applications

A groundbreaking automated MRI segmentation model has been developed to provide accurate and robust segmentation of major anatomical structures across all MRI sequences.

Unraveling the Genetic and Phenotypic Complexity of Psychosis in Epilepsy

Explore how genetic and phenotypic features of psychosis in epilepsy can guide precision medicine.

Gender and Age Affect Bleeding Risk in Anticoagulant Treatment

Bleeding risk from anticoagulants varies by gender and age in venous thromboembolism treatment, especially during the initial phase.

Leisure-Time Exercise Linked to Lower Risk of Type 2 Diabetes, Study Finds

Study shows that engaging in moderate to vigorous physical activity during leisure time is associated with a reduced risk of Type 2 diabetes.

Vitamin E Compound Enhances Tumour Immunology and Treatment

The ability to pharmacologically degrade fat mass and obesity-associated protein represents a promising avenue for enhancing anti-tumour immunity.

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EMA grants accelerated review to Gilead’s PrEP drug

The EMA is set to perform accelerated reviews of Gilead Sciences’ applications for its twice-yearly injectable for HIV prevention.

Improving Hepatocellular Carcinoma Detection With Targeted Screening

To improve screening efficiency, it is crucial to identify patients with elevated hepatocellular carcinoma risk while sparing low-risk individuals from unnecessary procedures.

Simple Blood Test Uses Placental Growth Factor to Predict Preterm Birth Risk

A simple blood test measuring placental growth factor (PlGF) during pregnancy could identify those at risk of early preterm birth.

Spinal Degeneration Common in Young Patients with Psoriatic Arthritis

New research reveals that nearly 40% of young PsA patients develop degenerative disc disease (DDD), with age, male sex, and diabetes as key risk factors. The study also found that inflammatory back pain does not reliably distinguish between axial PsA and spinal degeneration, complicating diagnosis and treatment.

Poor Sleep Quality Linked to Severe PMS Symptoms in Young Women

New research suggests that poor sleep quality worsens PMS symptoms, with nearly 50% of participants experiencing severe symptoms. The study highlights the crucial role of sleep in PMS management, suggesting that better sleep could help reduce mood swings, fatigue, and anxiety.