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EMJ Podcast: 2025 Top 10 Episodes

In this special countdown episode, the EMJ Podcast team looks back at the 10 highest-performing episodes of 2025. Spanning neurology…

Epinephrine administration guidance for non-medics for acute allergic reactions

New Epinephrine Guidelines for Non-medics in Acute Allergic Reactions

International panel of anaphylaxis experts develops guidance for non-medical personnel to correctly identify patients with acute allergic reactions that require epinephrine administration.

New Prostate Cancer Biomarkers Show Diagnostic Promise - EMJ

APOC1 and NOP16 Show Promise as Early Prostate Cancer Biomarkers

A new study identifies APOC1 and NOP16 as potential prostate cancer biomarkers that may improve early diagnosis and complement current PSA testing.

teens

Most Teens Show Mental Health Resilience

Most adolescents maintained stable mental health through the COVID-19 pandemic, despite widespread concerns about rising depression, according to a large US cohort study.

Improved Dosing Flexibility for Retinal Vasculopathy

Improved Dosing Flexibility for Retinal Vasculopathy

New trial analysis suggests fewer injections may safely maintain vision in patients with polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy.

glioma

New Atlas Reveals Glioma’s Hidden Complexity

Researchers have created a highly detailed spatial multiomic atlas to date of glioma tumour microenvironments.

Resilience Buffers Financial Stress in Liver Cancer

New research shows resilience partially offsets financial toxicity and improves quality of life in patients with primary liver cancer, highlighting the importance of psychosocial support.

Renal Croablation

Sequential Renal Cryoablation Shows Strong Efficacy for Larger Tumours

Sequential embolisation and renal cryoablation shows high efficacy and low severe adverse events in patients with renal masses over 3 cm.

Stent Bridging Matches Emergency Surgery Survival in Colon Cancer

Colonic stent placement as a bridge to surgery shows similar survival to emergency resection while reducing stoma rates in obstructive colorectal cancer.

long covid

Genetic Clues Link Clots To Long COVID

New genetic evidence suggests that people with an inherited tendency towards blood clots may be at higher risk of developing long COVID.