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A real-world study found that polygenic risk score reclassified coronary artery disease risk in 42.6% of moderate risk patients and was associated with improvements in cardiovascular risk factors.

Accelerometer data from 61,904 adults showed a delayed sleep midpoint was associated with an 8% higher hazard of osteoarthritis.

A study of 604 dermatology patients found generally low skin carotenoid levels and suggested that measurement timing may affect results.

AI helped guide surgeons during a world-first brain tumour operation, reducing risks and restoring a patient’s sight.

Maryland research found that age, race and insurance status were linked with liver transplant receipt among patients with alcohol-related liver disease.

Earlier menopause was associated with faster cognitive decline, earlier Alzheimer disease onset and greater white matter hyperintensity accumulation.

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

Standard CGM alerts improved time in range in hospitalised adults with diabetes, but predictive alerts offered no added benefit.