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Shorter Telomeres Linked to Dangerous Blood Cell Mutations

A major UK-based study has revealed a new link between ageing, DNA changes and the development of blood cancers….

New Monoclonal Antibodies Show Strong Protection Against Mpox

Three monoclonal antibodies targeting monkeypox A35 protein protect mice and improve outcomes, highlighting potential for new therapies.

Driving Change in Clinical Genetics: Interview with Bill Newman

You initially trained as a doctor, specialising in adult medicine, before transitioning to clinical genetics…

Gut Health Linked to Depression and Sleep Problems

People with gastrointestinal disorders face a higher risk of sleep problems, including insomnia and shorter sleep duration, according to a large U.S. study.

Genomic Revolution in the Neonatal ICU: Interview with Stephen Kingsmore

Now, for those who don’t know, 10–15% of babies go into the NICU when they’re born, and sometimes it’s because the baby was born…

New Insights into Laser Treatment Options for Rosacea

Discover a study evaluating combined dye and alexandrite laser therapy, offering promising results for improving outcomes in patients with papulopustular rosacea.

Paediatric Infectious Diseases: Pneumococcal Infections and the Infant Microbiome

Join Debby Bogaert, a world-renowned paediatric infectious disease expert, to explore the infant respiratory microbiome and its role in…

Assessing Bias in Prostate Cancer Detection

The model was subsequently applied to 11,723 examinations in men who had no documented diagnosis of prostate cancer at the time of MRI, with an average patient age of 65.5 years.

Is Daily Iron Dosing Optimal for IDA?

Learn how alternate-day iron dosing may be as effective as daily treatment for IDA, with fewer side effects.

Hidden Food Additives Linked to Early Death

A large UK study links certain additives in ultra-processed foods, such as flavourings and sweeteners, to increased risk of death.