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Endoscopic Findings Fail to Predict Stone Recurrence

A five year analysis found stone recurrence in 35.1% of patients after ureteroscopic lithotripsy, with stone side emerging as the only independent predictor.

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Nobel Prize in Medicine goes to scientists behind optogenetics

Nobel Prize for Medicine goes to three scientists for their work on optogenetics, a process that has reshaped how scientists study the brain.

Tetris May Help Reduce Cravings in Real-World Settings

Real-world study found Tetris reduced cravings for substances, food, drinks and other activities.

Venetoclax Bridges Children With Relapsed Leukemia to Transplant

Venetoclax-based therapy enabled many children with relapsed acute leukaemia to proceed to stem cell transplantation.

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ESGE Congress Highlights Growth in Gynaecological Endoscopy

Almost 2,400 delegates from 85 countries gathered in Kraków as ESGE highlighted advances in gynaecological endoscopy, surgical education, certification, and AI based assessment.

Bacteria Found on More Than 80% of Healthcare Workers’ Masks

Bacteria were found on 84.5% of healthcare workers’ masks, with MRSA also detected, highlighting the importance of mask hygiene and handling.

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Nobel Prize for Scientists Who 'Transformed Understanding of Brain'

Three scientists win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discoveries enabling light-based control of brain cells.

Growth Hormone Shows No Clear Benefit for Thin Endometrium

Intrauterine growth hormone did not significantly improve endometrial thickness in a randomised trial.

New Insights on Cancer Risks with Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs

Advanced therapies have not been linked to clearly different cancer risks in patients with rheumatoid arthritis and prior cancer, a new study has shown.

Lecanemab Linked to Plasma Biomarker Changes in Alzheimer's Disease

Lecanemab was linked to multidirectional shifts in plasma biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease. See which markers normalised and which moved the other way.