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How HCPs consumed medical content in 2025

Discover an infographic on how HCPs consumed medical content in 2025. EMJ data reveals format preferences and more.

hepatocellular carcinoma

Perioperative Immunotherapy Improves Liver Cancer Outcomes

Perioperative immunotherapy improves outcomes in hepatocellular carcinoma, showing reduced recurrence risk and better event free survival in high-risk patients.

antibiotic resistance

AI Model Predicts Tuberculosis Antibiotic Resistance Levels

Machine learning tuberculosis drug resistance models predict antibiotic susceptibility and treatment outcomes, offering improved diagnostic precision and clinical insight.

Should We Look at Steatotic Liver Diseases as a Spectrum?

Alcohol intake changes influence liver disease progression, with reduced drinking linked to lower risk of liver-related events in steatotic liver disease.

Extreme Temperatures Tied to Missed Paediatric Check-Ups

Extreme temperatures are tied to higher numbers of missed paediatric preventive care visits, a new study has found, adding to mounting climate crisis concerns.

doctor use stethoscope to check baby heartbeat in pregnant belly

UK Radiologists Flag Gaps in Pregnancy Imaging Practice

Pregnancy imaging for acute abdominal pain varies widely across UK services, with gaps in access and pathways prompting calls for national guidance.

From Viral Hepatitis to Transplant Frontiers: Interview with Nancy Reau

You have built a career spanning hepatology, gastroenterology, and internal medicine. What originally drew you to liver disease…..

Person standing on scale, with tape measure on the floor

Boehringer drug hits 16.6% weight loss in phase 3

The therapy survodutide works by reducing appetite while also targeting metabolism in the liver.

A new approach to treating menopause symptoms

Menopause-related symptoms, including vasomotor symptoms and sleep disturbances, are common and have a substantial impact on quality of…

telemonitoring heart failure

Telemonitoring Improves Self-Care in Heart Failure Patients

Self-care, measured using the European Heart Failure Self-Care Behaviour Scale, improved significantly in the telemonitoring group compared with controls (p