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Benefit of Early Disease-Modifying Drugs in Undifferentiated Arthritis

A randomised trial has found that early DMARD therapy improves short-term disease activity in undifferentiated arthritis, though long-term outcomes remained similar.

Inherited Melanoma Risk Genes Linked to Wider Range of Cancers

Large genome study finds familial melanoma gene variants are more common than thought and linked to wider cancer risks across populations.

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Interplay of Social Media and Eating Disorders

A systematic review suggests social media use, particularly appearance focused content and problematic engagement, may contribute to eating disorders in young adults.

Urinary Extracellular Vesicles Improve Prostate Cancer Detection

A machine learning model using urinary extracellular vesicle physical parameters demonstrated strong diagnostic performance for early prostate cancer detection.

Month in pharma news, explained

Month in pharma news, explained – May 2026

From a potential breakthrough in pancreatic cancer to fresh Ebola concerns and more FDA leadership turmoil, discover the most-read stories.

Trial points to breakthrough in cancer metastasis prevention

A phase 2a study has revealed encouraging early evidence for cancer metastasis prevention, with fewer metastatic recurrences and no metastasis-related deaths in treated patients.

EuroPCR 2026 Interview: Nicolas Dumonteil

Each year, we begin building the next edition of EuroPCR around September, always starting from the needs of the community…

Immune Side Effects Linked to Better Survival in Biliary Tract Cancer

Imaging-detected immune-related adverse events may help predict improved survival in patients with advanced biliary tract cancer receiving durvalumab-based chemotherapy.

Unlocking the Future of Paediatric Myotonia

Stay tuned for an interactive video on the Lupin Neurosciences Sponsored symposium from EPNS 2025 titled Unlocking the…

Rethinking Immune Tolerance and Chronic Diseases: Interview with Cezmi Akdis

Something that often crystallises this passion for me is watching clinical phenomena (seasonal allergies, asthma, autoimmunity) unfold…