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28 Aug 2026

Ultrasound for Endometriosis Shows Similar Accuracy to MRI

Ultrasound for endometriosis performed similarly to MRI for detecting lesions and adhesions before surgery, with higher specificity for tubo-ovarian adhesions.
28 Aug 2026

Innovation, Research, and Inclusion in Interventional Radiology

In this series, host Saranya Ravindran speaks with Lakshmi Ratnam about the evolving landscape of interventional radiology and how…
August 2026

EMJ Neurology 14.1 [Supplement 3] 2026

Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder characterised by recurrent, unprovoked seizures that can significantly affect morbidity…
28 Aug 2026

Chronic Cough Mechanism and Treatment​

Chronic cough, defined as a cough that lasts ≥8 weeks, is highly prevalent in patients with IPF. It is reported in approximately 85% of…
27 Aug 2026

Predictive CGM Alerts Do Not Improve Glucose Control in Diabetes

Standard CGM alerts improved time in range in hospitalised adults with diabetes, but predictive alerts offered no added benefit.
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AstraZeneca asthma drug succeeds in oesophagus disease trial

AstraZeneca’s Tezspire (tezepelumab-ekko) has met its main goals in a late-stage trial for oesophagus disease.
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27 Aug 2026

ESC 2026 Interview: Valentín Fuster

Historically, this Congress has become increasingly better over the years, and attendance has continued to grow, which already tells you…
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27 Aug 2026

Women on HRT at Lower Risk of Dementia, New Study Shows

HRT may lower dementia risk in some women, with benefits linked to menopause type, timing, oestrogen exposure and genetics.
27 Aug 2026

MRI Bladder Wall Thickness Predicts Acute Urinary Retention

MRI-derived bladder wall thickness was independently associated with acute urinary retention, suggesting a potential role in risk stratification.
27 Aug 2026

Drone Medication Delivery Expands Access for Pharmacy Deserts

Drone medication delivery emerging as potential solution to pharmacy deserts, offering HCPs a new approach to improving access to medications.
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