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Interview with Frank Tacke: Rethinking Hepatic Inflammation

The field of liver research has benefited enormously from technological breakthroughs. We now have access to single-cell sequencing…

Biosimilar natalizumab

Experts Simon Thebault and Thomas Berger discuss the impact of biosimilars in MS, in light of the approval of biosimilar-natalizumab…

psychotic experiences

Psychotic Experiences Linked to Early Brain Ageing

New research links psychotic experiences to early brain ageing, offering clues about psychosis risk in young adults.

Doctor and a female patient

Bayer launches global women’s health campaign

Bayer and VML Health have launched a campaign challenging the tendency to normalise pain in women’s health.

photoageing

tRNA Fragment Shown to Protect Skin Against Photoageing

New research identifies a tRNA-derived RNA fragment that protects skin from UV-induced photoageing by preserving collagen and stabilising key mRNAs.

dyslexia

Scientists Reveal the Brain Pathways Disrupted in Dyslexia

Dyslexia may stem from vulnerable brain networks rather than single genes, offering new insight into diagnosis and intervention.

Mixed odontogenic tumors

Digital Morphology Distinguishes Mixed Odontogenic Tumours

Quantitative digital pathology revealed distinct morphometric features among mixed odontogenic tumors, suggesting virtual cell analysis may aid diagnosis when conventional histology is inconclusive.

climate change

Climate Change Is Fuelling the AMR Crisis

Rising temperatures are increasing antimicrobial resistance deaths in the Western Pacific, highlighting urgent need for global coordinated action.

MASLD

MASLD Overlap Shapes Symptom Burden in PSC

New data suggest MASLD overlap alters pruritus and fatigue severity in primary sclerosing cholangitis, with implications for symptom monitoring in hepatology practice.

AI tools

AI Tools Can Improve Accuracy in Chest Radiograph Reporting

AI-prefilled structured reporting improves diagnostic accuracy in chest radiograph reporting compared with free-text reporting, a 2026 prospective reader study has found.