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NHS Starts Four-in-One Vaccine Drive Against Measles

The NHS has launched a vaccination campaign targeting children who missed routine immunisations after measles cases increased across the UK, aiming to boost vaccine uptake and reduce the spread of the disease.

Black and South Asian UK Women Checking Breasts – EMJ

Record Number of Black and South Asian UK Women Checking Breasts

A record number of Black and South Asian UK women are checking their breasts regularly for signs of cancer, but barriers still persist.

Carbapenem Resistance Genes Found in Hospital Pathogens

Study from Nepal highlights a high burden of multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Acinetobacter baumannii carrying clinically important carbapenem resistance genes.

Alzheimer's Blood Test Predicts Decline Over 10 Years - AAIC 2026

Alzheimer's Blood Test Predicts Decline Over 10 Years: AAIC 2026

A blood test for the Alzheimer’s biomarker p-tau217 can forecast cognitive decline years before symptoms develop.

Hepatitis B: ALT Flares Linked to Postpartum Clearance - EMJ

HBV Pregnancy Study Links ALT Flares to Faster HBeAG Clearance

Women with hepatitis B who experienced ALT flares around childbirth were more likely to achieve earlier HBeAg clearance, a long-term follow-up study found.

Bubbly Faecal Pattern in Necrotising Enterocolitis - EMJ

Bubbly Faecal Pattern May Predict Neonatal Intestinal Pneumatosis

A bubbly faecal pattern on abdominal radiographs may help identify intestinal pneumatosis in infants with suspected necrotising or ischaemic enterocolitis.

acute myocardial infarction

Novel Unloading Strategy Shows Promise in Acute Myocardial Infarction

An iatrogenic atrial septal defect reduced pulmonary capillary wedge pressure in computational and swine models of acute myocardial infarction without immediate haemodynamic instability.

Iron excess

Iron Excess Linked to Atheroma Progression In CKD

A study of patients with chronic kidney disease found that iron excess was independently associated with atheroma presence and progression, while iron deficiency remained common but was not linked to atheroma outcomes.

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AZ licenses Dizal's lung cancer drug in $1.5bn deal

AstraZeneca has struck a $1.5bn agreement with Shanghai-based Dizal Pharmaceutical for sunvozertinib.

Low Stress Hyperglycaemia Linked to Sarcopenia and Frailty

SHR could serve as a readily available biomarker to identify individuals at greater risk of geriatric syndromes