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HEPA Air Purifiers Improve Cognition in Older Adults

Secondary analysis found older adults completed cognitive test 12% faster following one month of in-home HEPA filtration.

Derek Gilroy on Resolving Inflammation, Chronic Pain, and Precision Immunology

EMJ recently spoke to Derek Gilroy, Head of Department of Experimental & Translational Medicine, University College London, UK, about his…

Machine Learning Predicts Acute Kidney Injury Risk

An interpretable machine learning model predicted moderate to severe acute kidney injury in patients with acute pancreatitis using clinical data available within 24 hours of ICU admission.

Severe Asthma Linked to Changes in Brain Structure: ERS 2026

Severe Type 2 asthma is associated with differences in brain white matter and specific brain structures.

PMOS Linked to Increased Risk of Reproductive Cancers

Women with PMOS had a higher risk of four reproductive cancers in a study of more than 2.5 million women.

Dual LCx with NSTEMI

Coronary artery anomalies are uncommon but clinically important because their anatomical variations may create diagnostic challenges and…

Continuous Urine Output Monitoring Improves ICU Accuracy Post-CABG

Continuous urine output monitoring achieved near perfect agreement with gold standard measurements and significantly outperformed visual inspection in patients recovering from CABG surgery.

CD1a Autoreactivity Reveals Skin Barrier Compromise

Research suggests CD1a-autoreactive T cells may sense chronic skin barrier compromise through altered sphingomyelin activity, linking lipid processing with immune activation in atopic dermatitis.

mRNA Nanoparticles Reprogramme Tumour Immune Environment

Targeted mRNA nanoparticles reprogrammed tumour-associated macrophages to support antitumour T-cell activity.

Hazy view of London showing air pollution

Air Pollution Linked to Higher Suicide Risk, Study Finds

Exposure to common air pollutants may be linked to a higher risk of suicide and suicidal behaviour, new research finds.