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ECTRIMS 2024 Symposium: Transforming MS Care: CAR T Therapy: The NEX-T Frontier in MS

The video presents a satellite symposium titled ‘CAR T Therapy: The NEX-T Frontier in MS’ was held at the 40th Congress of the European…

Global Study Finds AI Boosts Survival Forecasts for Cirrhosis

A new international study finds that AI-powered models can more accurately predict in-hospital mortality for patients with cirrhosis, improving care across global settings.

BRCA Genes Linked to Higher Risk of Rare Lymphoma in Women with Implants

A study has found that women with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations face a significantly higher risk of developing breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma after reconstruction with textured implants….

Vedolizumab Effective and Safe for Older Adults with Ulcerative Colitis

New data from China shows vedolizumab delivers comparable long-term outcomes and safety in elderly and younger patients with moderate-to-severe ulcerative colitis.

Scrolling Less, Living More: A Screen-Time Study

The study also highlighted the challenges of using custom apps on study tablets, with participants preferring access through their own devices.

Cannabis Use Disorder Linked to Urinary Symptoms in Youth

The study concludes that paediatric patients with cannabis use disorder may be at higher risk of developing a range of lower urinary tract symptoms compared to their peers without CUD.

MRI Swallow Tail Sign Shows Promise for Diagnosing Uncertain Parkinsonian Syndromes

Understand how MRI sign accurately identifies Parkinson’s in complex cases, offering a radiation-free alternative to SPECT scans.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Boosts ED Drug Efficacy in Patients with Diabetes

Learn how TCM plus PDE5 inhibitors boosts erectile function in diabetes patients, with no extra side effects reported.

Reassessing Paediatric Penicillin Allergies Through Direct Testing

The study also highlighted the diagnostic challenges posed by unreliable histories and overlapping symptoms from infection-related exanthems.

Gut Metabolites Influence Progression of Chronic Liver Disease

In patients with advanced chronic liver disease, several factors such as diet, changes in gut bacteria, and disruption of the gut–vascular barrier can lead to altered levels of TMA and TMAO.