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autoantivodies

EBMT 2026: Autoantibodies Track Long-Term Immune Recovery

Autoantibody expression after paediatric stem cell transplantation reflects immune reconstitution rather than chronic graft versus host disease risk, highlighting alternative biomarkers.

Persistent Blood-Brain Barrier Disruption Linked to Cognitive Decline

Athletes with greater BBB disruption showed worse cognitive performance compared with those with less leakage and with control participants.

Graft failure prediction

EBMT 2026: Machine Learning Predicts Graft Failure After Transplant

A machine learning approach reveals structural HLA biomarkers linked to graft failure, offering a new strategy for donor selection in transplantation.

PSA Levels Drop Rapidly After Surgery for Benign Prostate Enlargement

PSA levels fall rapidly after surgery for benign prostate enlargement, with most patients reaching normal levels within 12 weeks, new research shows.

Novel Wound Dressing Delivers Antibiotics on Demand

A smart wound dressing delivers antibiotics on demand, accelerating healing while reducing antimicrobial resistance in early models.

England’s Resident Doctors Announce Six-Day Strike

Resident doctors in England have announced six days of industrial action following a break down of negotiations with the government over pay erosion and job shortages.

Study Identifies Key Predictors of Successful RRT Weaning in AKI

A new study identifies key predictors of successful renal replacement therapy weaning and introduces a bedside tool to guide ICU decision-making.

Reducing Home Dampness Linked to Lower Asthma Medication Use

Large study shows reducing dampness through home upgrades improves respiratory health, especially in children, supporting housing as a key public health intervention.

HPV Self-Testing Boosts Cervical Cancer Screening

HPV self-testing has proved superior to usual care in increasing cervical cancer screening rates in New Zealand, showing promise for marginalised and underscreened populations.

Building the Data-Driven Future of Cancer Care: Interview with Caroline Chung

Clinically, I trained as a radiation oncologist, but since the start of my career I’ve had a faculty role, cross-appointed between…