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Neuroimaging Utilisation Rises Sharply Across Europe

Neuroimaging use rose across Europe between 2015 and 2022, with CT and MRI volumes increasing more than 40%, alongside marked regional disparities across 29 countries.

EuroPCR 2026: Local Inflammation Strongly Predicts PCI Complications

Local coronary inflammation was associated with greater risk of adverse cardiovascular events after PCI than systemic inflammation alone.

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UK accepts hantavirus antiviral doses from Japan

Japan has supplied the UK with an experimental antiviral drug, favipiravir, as a precautionary measure.

79th World Health Assembly: Emergency Committee Convene on Ebola

The WHO Director-General has convened an Emergency Committee regarding the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo – a public health emergency of international concern.

Hema Now: The Future of Haemostasis, Haemophilia, and Rare Bleeding Disorders

In this episode of Hema Now, Giancarlo Castaman explores the evolution of haemostasis and haemophilia care, reflecting on how advances in….

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New Blood Test to Revolutionise Heart and Kidney Disease Detection

Researchers discovered that red blood cells mirror endothelial glycocalyx damage, paving the way for blood-based liquid biopsies of vascular health.

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Tap Water Chlorination Linked to Infant Gut Changes

Chlorinated drinking water exposure in infancy was associated with increased antimicrobial resistance pathways in the gut microbiome in a new trial.

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NHS Modernisation Bill Abolishes NHS England

NHS Modernisation Bill announced abolishing NHS England and reshaping NHS governance alongside wider health reforms.

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IL-33 Is Not Just IL-33: There Is More Than One Side to the COPD Story

COPD exacerbations place a considerable burden on patients and healthcare systems.1-3 Even with optimised maintenance therapy, many…

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Ebola outbreak renews focus on broad-spectrum antivirals

Rising Bundibugyo Ebola cases in DRC and Uganda have highlighted treatment gaps.