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Onc Now: Episode 32: Year Wrap – Part 2

In this special two-part episode of Onc Now, Catherine Glass returns to take you through the incredible lineup of guests from 2025.

AI ECG Screening Improves Liver Cirrhosis Detection - EMJ

AI-Based ECG Screening Boosts Liver Cirrhosis Detection

AI-enhanced ECG screening uncovers silent liver cirrhosis, enabling earlier diagnosis and intervention in routine primary care.

Meningiomas Risk In Childhood Cancer Survivors - EMJ

Study Tracks Risk of Meningiomas in Childhood Cancer Survivors

Large cohort study reveals elevated meningiomas risk decades after childhood cancer treatment.

Axial Psoriatic Arthritis in Japan Shows Lower Disease Activity

ASAS-PerSpA study finds Japanese patients with axial psoriatic arthritis have lower disease activity and better function than other regions, with notable differences in treatment patterns.

telomere

Mapping Cancer’s Telomere Weaknesses

This new resource aims to change that by providing a detailed framework for understanding how different cancers maintain their telomeres and where their weaknesses lie.

Acute Effects of Left Atrial Appendage Closure - EMJ

Left Atrial Appendage Closure Increases Acute Atrial Pressure

Left atrial appendage closure causes a short-term rise in atrial pressure, but no adverse changes in heart structure or biomarkers were seen during follow-up.

COVID-19

COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy protects against adverse outcomes

Being vaccinated against COVID-19 was associated with a lower risk of hospitalisation, severe maternal disease and preterm birth, regardless of the COVID-19 variant time period, the study found.

Baloxavir Outperforms Oseltamivir in Reducing Flu Hospitalisations - EMJ

Baloxavir Outperforms Oseltamivir in Reducing Flu Hospitalisations

Baloxavir significantly reduces hospitalisations in influenza outpatients compared with oseltamivir, highlighting its value during flu season.

COVID-19 Behavioral Changes Linked to Delayed Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis

Survey study shows COVID-19-related behavioral changes led to delayed colorectal cancer diagnosis and more advanced disease, highlighting the importance of maintaining screening during health crises.

Fast Five: Elizabeth Buchbinder on Skin Cancer Updates

In this episode Elizabeth Buchbinder highlights key melanoma updates, including ESMO guidelines, cellular therapies, and impactful trial data.