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WELSH Tool Detects Severe Pregnancy Anaemia Accurately

WELSH pictorial tool correlates strongly with haemoglobin changes in severe pregnancy anaemia.

mRNA Therapy Targets Multidrug-Resistant Infections - EMJ

Experimental mRNA Therapy Targets Multidrug-Resistant Infections

Novel mRNA peptibody therapy reduces bacterial load and inflammation in preclinical MDR pneumonia models, offering a new approach to antibiotic resistance.

Stage IIC Melanoma Survival Worse Than Stage IIIA - EMJ

Stage IIC Melanoma Patients Show Worse Survival Than Stage IIIA

Swedish study shows patients with stage IIC melanoma have poorer survival than stage IIIA, highlighting need for closer follow-up and treatment.

EMJ Microbiology & Infectious Diseases 6 [Supplement 4] 2025

Want to know what’s shaping the future of HIV care in Europe? Our Supplement Journal covering the 20th EACS Conference is here…

Characterisation of Natural Killer Cell Subsets in a Case of Sustained HIV Remission

Natural killer (NK) cells are increasingly studied in HIV cure research as certain subsets have been linked to natural HIV control…

Review of the 20^th European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) Conference

THE 20th European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) Conference opened its doors in Paris, France, from 15th–18th October 2025…

Five Years to 2030: Europe’s Race to End the AIDS Epidemic

WITH ONLY 5 years remaining to meet the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) 2030 target of ending AIDS as a public…

PrEP Continuity: Insights from Nigeria’s 2024 National Rollout

Despite the rapid expansion of oral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) services in Nigeria, programmatic data continue to highlight critical…

Heart Failure Has Doubled in Numbers Since 1988

USA adults living with heart failure have more than doubled since 1988, with risk factors shifting from hypertension and cholesterol to obesity, diabetes, and kidney disease.

Upper Tract Versus Bladder Cancer: Outcomes of Sequential Therapy

Sequential therapy shows poorer outcomes in upper tract urothelial carcinoma than bladder cancer, highlighting the need for more effective first-line treatments.