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Big Changes on a Small Scale: Microbiome-Targeted Therapies for Lung Disease

TARGETED and personalised therapies are expanding into a new area, focused not just on molecular receptors or immune signatures, but on the…

Cystic Fibrosis: A Review Study

Two mutated alleles of the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) gene result in the autosomal recessive hereditary…

Reshaping Prostate Cancer Therapies with Biomarker-Driven Strategies

TARGETED treatments for prostate cancer were a central theme at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Congress 2025, where…

Emerging Therapeutic Frontiers in Cardiology: What Does the Future Hold?

AN ENLIGHTENING session, entitled ‘Emerging therapeutic frontiers in cardiology: what does the future hold?’, delivered at the European…

Hema Now Highlights pt 2

Hema Now: Episode 31: Year Wrap Up - Part 2

In this special two-part Hema Now episode, Catherine Glass highlights 2025’s guests, from congress leaders to pioneering, leading global hematology clinicians and researchers.

Rapid Low-Cost Sequencing Method Transforms UTI Diagnosis and Treatment

A new rapid, low-cost sequencing method delivers four-hour UTI diagnosis with high accuracy, detecting pathogens missed by routine tests and improving antibiotic decision-making.

New Study Reveals True Impact of Gas Stoves on NO₂ Exposure

Gas stoves are a major source of indoor nitrogen dioxide, raising exposure levels WHO guidelines for millions of people.

Michael Zaiac

Daiichi Sankyo's Dr Michael Zaiac on moving beyond 'sick care'

Daiichi Sankyo’s Dr Michael Zaiac discusses how AI, biomarkers and targeted therapies are shaping oncology.

Deep-Learning AI Improves Paediatric Elbow Fracture Detection

Retrospective study in 755 children shows how a deep-learning algorithm can support clinicians correctly diagnose paediatric elbow fractures, although further developments are required.

PTSD Linked to Accelerated Brain Ageing

PTSD Linked to Accelerated Brain Ageing

A major study links PTSD to faster brain ageing in WTC responders. Find out what the data shows.