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Nomograms Predict Survival in Rare Prostate Cancer

Rare prostate cancer nomograms demonstrated strong predictive performance for one-, three-, and five-year overall and cancer-specific survival.

Hema Now: How Close Are We to Transforming Myeloma Care?

In this episode of Hema Now, we sit down with internationally recognised myeloma expert Ola Landgren. He shares his career journey, the…

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COVID-19 Linked to Increased Risk of Six Allergic Conditions

COVID-19 infection was associated with increased risks of six allergic conditions over 18 months. Findings differed in children and active-duty service members, highlighting a potential burden of allergic disease after infection.

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TB Preventive Treatment Protection Varies by Disease Burden

TB preventive treatment remained protective for years, but durability varied substantially by disease burden.

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Machine Learning Improves Colorectal Cancer Recurrence Prediction

Machine learning models predicted site-specific recurrence and overall survival in patients with colorectal cancer liver metastases after hepatectomy.

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Pembrolizumab-Olaparib Delays Ovarian Cancer Progression

Pembrolizumab–olaparib reduced progression risk in advanced BRCA non-mutated ovarian cancer.

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Ageing-Related Plasma Proteomics Improves Liver Disease Prediction

Accelerated biological ageing predicts chronic liver disease.

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CT-guided Needle Biopsy: A Tool for Ultrasound-Inaccessible Lesions

CT-guided CNB is a reliable diagnostic tool for ultrasound-inaccessible lesions in the suprahyoid spaces.

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Weekly Amylin Drug Achieves Up to 10.7% Weight Loss

Weekly petrelintide achieved up to 10.7% mean weight loss in adults with overweight or obesity.

Tongue and Facial Images Used to Detect Coronary Heart Disease

A multimodal AI model combining tongue and facial photographs achieved excellent accuracy for coronary heart disease screening, outperforming single modality approaches while providing interpretable decision making.