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Servier inks glycoengineering deal with kyron.bio

The collaboration will leverage kyron.bio’s glycoengineering platform to optimise a specific antibody candidate selected by Servier.

ADHD

Women with ADHD at Higher Risk of Perinatal Depression

Women with ADHD are approximately twice as likely to experience perinatal depression that those without.

ultra-processed food

Ultra-Processed Foods Tied to Behavioural Issues in Childhood

Ultra-processed food consumption at 3-years-old was tied to adverse behavioural and emotional outcomes at 5-years-old in a 2026 Canadian cohort study.

The Silent Pandemic: Tackling AMR at the Bedside

Matteo Bassetti is a leading European infectious diseases expert, guiding clinicians and policymakers on antimicrobial resistance, hospital…

chronic back pain

Chronic Back Pain Amplifies Brain Response to Sound

Brain imaging reveals sensory amplification in chronic back pain, partially reversible with pain reprocessing therapy.

dengue

First Worldwide Dengue Early Warning System Launches

The world’s first dengue fever early warning system has been launched by researchers at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

Individualising Advanced Bladder Cancer Care

This satellite symposium reviews current treatment strategies for locally advanced or metastatic urothelial carcinoma, combining phase…

PPIs Show Antifibrotic Effects in Eosinophilic Oesophagitis

Functional assays showed that PPIs also reduced fibroblast migration and oxidative stress, both of which contribute to tissue remodelling.

Pipe and Cigar Smoking Linked to Faster Lung Decline

Pipe and cigar smoking is linked to faster lung function decline and higher mortality, even among people who have never smoked cigarettes.

WHO Updates Influenza Vaccine Strains for 2026–27 Season

The WHO has announced updated influenza vaccine strains for the 2026–27 northern hemisphere season, reflecting evolving flu virus patterns worldwide.