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A newly reported fatal case of delayed anaphylaxis following beef consumption highlights the growing impact of alpha-gal syndrome.

Many people with primary biliary cholangitis are not receiving recommended alkaline phosphatase monitoring, and adherence is markedly higher among those under specialist care.

Global data reveal persistent burden from headache disorders, highlighting urgent clinical and public health priorities for prevention and management.

New trial shows high-intensity exercise can ease pain and fatigue in systemic sclerosis, improving quality of life and physical function after just 12 weeks.

A study of over 86,000 adults across Europe finds that speaking multiple languages is associated with healthier ageing and lower risk of accelerated ageing.

Validated dataset with 14,441 clinicopathologic and genomic reports supports myeloid neoplasm diagnosis and research globally.

The latest UKHSA winter surveillance bulletin shows flu activity rising unusually early, while COVID-19 remains low and RSV begins to increase.

Chronic hepatitis C infection has been linked to a higher risk of pancreatic cancer.

A study shows adding oral ivermectin to permethrin improves cure rates and speeds symptom relief in children with persistent scabies, with regular follow-up over several months.

New evidence suggests paternal valproate use may increase child neurodevelopmental risk, prompting new clinical guidance considerations.

Researchers identify ALYREF as a dual-role biomarker in bladder cancer, linked to aggressive disease yet improved immunotherapy response.

Although genetic analysis shows little direct link between chronic respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, shared factors like smoking and inflammation drive risk in both conditions.

New bone marrow image dataset powers AI to spot dysplastic cells and improve diagnosis of blood cancers.

A pilot study shows that yoga and walking for type 2 diabetes significantly improve blood glucose outcomes, especially when combined.

Transepidermal water loss monitoring lowered anaphylaxis rates and reaction severity during peanut oral food challenges, offering a potential tool to improve diagnostic safety.

A novel cross-frequency brain stimulation approach (cf-tACS) boosts stroke rehabilitation, restoring visual motion processing and improving visual field deficits in adults.

The study also identified a significant excess of ultrarare regulatory variants associated with cardiomyopathy, arrhythmia, and epilepsy genes.

Low PlGF precisely predicts early pre-eclampsia risk in sickle cell pregnancies, greatly improving maternal outcomes.

Medicare data show RSV infection may trigger Guillain-Barré syndrome in older adults, although rare. Clinicians should remain vigilant in high-risk populations.

Survivors of SJS/TEN report lasting physical, psychological, and social effects, with major gaps in post-discharge care and support highlighted in a new qualitative study.

Study shows in-office transperineal prostate biopsy under local anaesthesia achieves high diagnostic accuracy without antibiotics.

A new study shows that long sustained-attention tasks detect fatigue in people with multiple sclerosis far more effectively than short cognitive tests.

Importantly, the study highlighted that individual responses to orange juice can vary according to body mass index.

Maternal use of inhaled corticosteroids during pregnancy improves early lung function in infants born to asthmatic mothers. This intervention may reduce early respiratory risk.

A study in young adults shows that ultra-processed foods increase the risk of prediabetes and insulin resistance. Limiting ultra-processed foods may help prevent type 2 diabetes.

Semaglutide 2.4 mg/week reduced liver fibrosis and resolved MASH in the ESSENCE trial, offering dual hepatic and metabolic benefits.

Childhood hypertension affects millions worldwide, with prevalence nearly doubling from 2000 to 2020, new analysis shows.

A large cohort study shows that AMH levels do not affect perinatal outcomes in women with PCOS undergoing fresh or frozen embryo transfer.

Antibiotic-resistant infections surge in the UK, with nearly 400 weekly cases reported in 2024 and rising deaths, UKHSA report reveals.

A new study finds many balloon sinus dilation patients undergo the procedure without a recent preoperative CT scan, raising concerns about safety and adherence to guidelines.

Researchers demonstrate how cross-modal imaging can noninvasively identify histologic features of skin, advancing precision in dermatologic diagnosis.

Large umbrella review finds no clear link between maternal paracetamol use during pregnancy and autism or ADHD in children.

A major UK study of 309,000 adults links better sleep quality to a lower risk of developing migraines, partly explained by healthier cholesterol levels.

New study reveals how lifestyle, goals, and convenience shape diabetes patients’ diet choices, guiding better patient-centred advice.

While further large-scale trials are needed, this precision-based treatment represents a promising advance in managing atopic dermatitis.

New European research reveals that remission in autoimmune hepatitis does not guarantee recovery, with many patients reporting fatigue and poor quality of life.

A first-of-its-kind clinical trial finds that moderate coffee consumption may actually protect the heart, reducing AF recurrence risk.

Doctors reported the first case of healthy twin girls born after transfer of three aneuploid embryos screened by PGT-A during IVF.

Early changes in the nasopharyngeal microbiome could signal fatal infections in infants, offering hope for precision diagnosis and care.

A major cohort study involving over 20 million patients found that seborrheic dermatitis was significantly associated with several epithelial barrier diseases.

A major clinical trial shows high-dose fish oil significantly reduces cardiovascular events in haemodialysis patients, offering a promising new preventive strategy.

Remimazolam offers a rapid onset and offset, cardiovascular stability, and organ-independent metabolism, making it especially suitable for older patients.

New research reveals that abnormal chest X-ray results strongly predict future TB risk, emphasising the value of early screening.

By demonstrating that targeted molecular editing can reverse memory loss in ageing brains, this research opens an entirely new direction for therapies.

By integrating PAE into standard hospital practice, this initiative aims to reduce inaccurate allergy labels with the aim of lowering antibiotic resistance.

A large U.S. study finds people with seborrhoeic dermatitis are more likely to develop other barrier-related diseases, supporting the epithelial barrier theory.

Mazdutide, a dual GLP-1 and glucagon receptor agonist, significantly reduced liver fat and improved metabolic markers in people with MASLD and obesity.

A new meta-analysis shows chocolate milk significantly lowers serum lactate after exercise, outperforming other recovery drinks, especially in endurance athletes.

New Danish research shows a slightly higher endometrial cancer risk in women with an insufficient endometrial biopsy compared to normal samples.

Only 18 asymptomatic H5N1 cases have been reported globally; most found via enhanced surveillance of high-risk contacts.

A UK online trial found that daily and weekly bathing make no difference to eczema symptoms.

A major clinical trial shows that a conservative, indication-based dialysis strategy improves kidney recovery and reduces complications in acute kidney injury.

A European survey of 470 clinicians shows major differences in how LAMAs are prescribed for severe asthma.

New research shows no clear link between diet, urinary pH, and recurrent UTIs in postmenopausal women. Learn more about this pilot study’s findings.

Genomic profiling revealed druggable targets in 39% of advanced prostate cancer cases, guiding personalised treatments.

Researchers highlight early diagnosis and tumour type differences as key factors improving outcomes in testicular cancer.

IURES 2025 study supports transperineal prostate biopsy under local anaesthesia as a safe, effective diagnostic option.

A U.S. study finds that lower-body fat protects against type 2 diabetes, while abdominal fat increases risk, especially among men.

Researchers at IURES 2025 report seminal vesicle sampling enhances diagnostic accuracy in transperineal prostate biopsies.

Research consistently shows that epinephrine is underused, with many patients instead receiving antihistamines or steroids despite these offering only supportive relief.

New research found early Alzheimer’s markers in rats with liver dysfunction, suggesting liver health may play a key role in dementia risk.

Study reveals doxycycline may lower schizophrenia risk in adolescents, offering new hope for mental health prevention.

A new study reveals that as men age, sperm accumulate more mutations, increasing the risk of passing on genetic and developmental disorders to their children.

A new study reveals how Epstein–Barr virus reprogrammes B cells into autoimmune drivers, uncovering a direct mechanism linking EBV infection to lupus development.

Mediterranean diet eased irritable bowel syndrome symptoms more effectively than standard dietary guidance in a new UK clinical trial.

These findings highlight that lenacapavir and bNAbs can maintain high rates of virologic suppression while presenting a low risk of resistance.

Recent research has demonstrated that copy-number variants play a central role in acquired ICI resistance.

Study finds placental malperfusion worsens outcomes in congenital heart disease, revealing vital genetic and developmental connections.

A Taiwanese study finds that upper tract urothelial carcinoma patients with a history of urinary stones face worse cancer-specific and disease-free survival after surgery.

Fixed airway obstruction in severe asthma shows distinct clinical and biological traits, with some patients improving over time.

Study finds traumatic spinal cord injury linked to higher long-term risks of chronic illness, including heart disease and diabetes.

A targeted screening programme improved early skin cancer detection in transplant recipients without increasing healthcare demands.

Study finds persistent socioeconomic and ethnic inequalities in neonatal mortality across England and Wales between 2012 and 2022.

A multicentre, randomised, controlled trial evaluated the efficacy and safety of integrating nasal saline irrigation with Aze-Flu nasal spray.

Recent research has examined the dual benefits of dietary patterns that improve MASLD outcomes while reducing environmental impact.

Study reveals cladribine reduces disability progression in Treatment-Naive Relapsing-Remitting MS more so than sphingosine-1-phosphate receptor modulators.

A new systematic review shows CAR T-cell therapy delivers high remission rates, reduced disease activity, and low toxicity in refractory lupus, signalling major treatment potential.

Global Chagas disease cases decline, yet prevalence grows in non-endemic countries due to migration, new study shows.

Recent research has highlighted the potential of barzolvolimab, a first-in-class monoclonal antibody developed to inhibit the KIT receptor.

A landmark study reveals COVID-19 in children causes higher, longer-lasting heart risks than the vaccine itself.

A 15-year study finds COPD patients with chronic respiratory failure face higher and earlier risks of heart disease, demonstrating the need for targeted screening.

New MRI research shows hidden brain structure and white matter changes in lupus patients without neuropsychiatric symptoms, linked to disease duration and organ damage.

A neural implant the size of a salt grain can record brain activity for a year – find out how it works.

Tamoxifen treatment may reduce the effectiveness of scalp cooling, leading to persistent hair loss after chemotherapy.

A major review of nearly 60,000 cases shows new diabetes subgroups could transform diagnosis and treatment through more personalised care approaches.

The relationship between allergic rhinitis and optic neuritis appears to involve shared inflammatory pathways.

Largest real-world study shows ADT + ARPI improves persistence and survival in metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.

Scientists develop a saliva-based heart failure test that promises faster, cheaper, and more accurate diagnosis.

Gut bacteria influence HIV reservoir size and activity differently across GI segments, offering insights for targeted cure strategies.

MRI-based nested habitat radiomics improves prediction of progression-free survival in spinal tumours, highlighting aggressive tumour subregions.

Researchers find early signs of brain damage in rugby players through advanced imaging and biomarker analysis.

The relationship between physical activity and psychological wellbeing in vitiligo has gained attention in recent years.

Researchers find stem cells reduce heart failure risk after myocardial infarction, offering promising results for cardiac recovery.

A new study finds the DR-70 protein may help detect bladder cancer early and assess disease severity, offering a promising tool for patient care.

Never-smokers with severe α1-antitrypsin deficiency can still develop lung disease, including emphysema, bronchiectasis, and airflow obstruction.

Researchers detect hidden signs of awareness in ICU patients using fNIRS brain imaging, reshaping understanding of consciousness.

Elevated autoantibodies against incretin hormones may indicate poorer outcomes in diabetes, highlighting potential for new prognostic biomarkers.

Elevated serum tyrosine predicts HCC and mortality in chronic liver disease, helping identify high-risk patients for closer monitoring.

Discover how a novel angiographic index predicts treatment success in de novo small vessel disease using drug-coated balloons.

A new study reveals how environmental stress drives pigment stem cells toward either hair greying or melanoma, uncovering a powerful link between aging and cancer protection

NHS England rolls out free morning-after pill at nearly 10,000 pharmacies, widening access to emergency contraception and community care.

New research reveals that bone broth’s amino acids and minerals can fortify the gut barrier and ease inflammation, providing scientific backing to its traditional use in digestive health.

A new study identifies active rash, interstitial lung disease, and elevated neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio as key predictors of in-hospital death among patients with dermatomyositis.

A 25-year study reveals surprising links between dairy and coronary artery disease. Discover how whole-fat dairy may protect heart health.

New study finds COVID-19 temporarily lowers sperm quality but recovery occurs within months. Learn how infection affects male fertility and recovery timelines.

Study shows cigarette prices and age-of-sale laws impact youth smoking in the EU, with effects varying by region and gender.

A $2 saliva test could transform early mental health diagnosis. Find out how it works and why it matters.

Sertraline improves core depression and anxiety symptoms within 2 weeks, though somatic effects may mask early benefits.

Discover a study on drug provocation tests in mastocytosis, revealing how they safely identify tolerable medications and reduce the risk of severe hypersensitivity reactions.

Interestingly, the timing of vaccination, often initiated within 12 months post-transplant, did not significantly influence antibody development.

New research links Obstructive Sleep Apnea to brain microbleeds, suggesting early intervention could reduce neurological and stroke risks.

A large French cohort study finds that pregnant women with systemic sclerosis face increased risks of preeclampsia, preterm birth, and postpartum disease progression, underscoring the importance of close multidisciplinary care.

NHS hospitals are trialling a 15-minute blood test that quickly distinguishes viral and bacterial infections in children, allowing clinicians to detect sepsis or meningitis much faster.

The ASAP trial shows immediate transplantation matches chemotherapy outcomes in AML, with genetics driving survival differences.

HCV incidence among people who inject drugs in Scotland has halved since 2015, bringing WHO elimination targets within reach.

A new study finds that sleeping with a low pillow height significantly increases the risk of throat reflux in patients with GERD, suggesting that simple lifestyle changes like elevating the head during sleep may ease symptoms.

Recent research highlights programmed cell death mechanisms, apoptosis and necroptosis, as central to Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis pathology.

A new automated device, BOBBY, provides gentle tactile stimulation to help preterm infants breathe independently and reduce nurse intervention delays.

After eight years, overall survival reached 78.9% in the combination group, compared with 69.5% among those receiving leuprolide alone.

Adjunctive low-dose glucocorticoids lower 30-day mortality in adults with community-acquired pneumonia in low-resource hospital settings.

New research links music for dementia prevention to lower cognitive decline risk and better long-term brain health.

Researchers identify P-selectin as key driver of blood stem cell ageing and inflammation-linked decline.

A recent study examined 36 months of peanut sublingual immunotherapy in children aged 1–4 years, assessing both desensitisation and remission outcomes.

While the control group demonstrated no notable change, the intervention group showed a clear improvement in knowledge immediately after completing the VR module.

Study reveals high-risk coronary plaques worsen outcomes regardless of clinical profile, suggesting new directions for heart disease care.

Targeted proteomics uncovers protein changes linked to lymphoma risk in Sjögren’s disease, offering potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.

New findings show that blood pressure treatment improves retinal vessel health and may prevent hypertension-related damage.

A new two-dose Salmonella Paratyphi A vaccine offers 73% protection in adults and shows strong safety and immune responses, addressing a major public health need.

Antithrombotic therapy does not affect polyp, adenoma, or cancer detection in FIT-positive colonoscopies after adjusting for age and sex.

Overall, the research suggests that incorporating T-cell receptor clonotype biomarkers into routine clinical assessment could significantly enhance risk stratification.

Groundbreaking research links reduced sugar intake in early life to lower adult heart disease risk, highlighting long-term cardiovascular benefits.

The Mediterranean diet was particularly effective in improving sexual function, likely through enhanced vascular health and reduced systemic inflammation.

A Swedish study found COVID-19 infection in pregnancy greatly raises preterm birth risk within 2 weeks, especially if unvaccinated. Vaccination offers key protection.

AI chest X-ray risk scores predict respiratory death risk, increasing 16% per five-year lung-risk score rise.

Anxiety research in teenagers shows EEG-fMRI fusion can predict future anxiety, paving the way for personalised prevention strategies.

Serum-free light chain testing enables earlier, more accurate tracking of multiple myeloma treatment response and disease progression.

Diabetes and psoriasis together increase risk of all-cause and cancer mortality, according to a U.S. population study.

Patients with elevated TSLP may represent a unique target population for specific therapies, including biologics that modulate Type 2 inflammation.

By targeting the gut-liver axis, administration of L. reuteri or ILA could become a novel therapeutic approach to prevent TACE-LI.

A major study links light at night to higher heart disease risk. Learn how reducing night-time light could safeguard cardiovascular health.

A new study finds that lower knee extensor power increases the risk of worsening pain in adults with or at risk for osteoarthritis.

Tezepelumab reduced oral corticosteroid use in patients with severe asthma, with well-controlled asthma rising from 3% to 27% after 1 year.

Delays between cell collection and infusion significantly lower survival rates for lymphoma patients receiving CAR T-cell therapy.

Study of 2,061 infants reveals RSV, HMPV, influenza, and viral co-infections significantly increase severe lower respiratory illness risk.

A large-scale Korean study of over 115,000 adults has found that eating one to three servings of kimchi per day is linked to a lower risk of obesity and abdominal fat.

Social appearance anxiety was strongly linked to higher general anxiety, depressive symptoms, and reduced quality of life.

A new study shows COPD telehealth cuts hospital use by up to 75% while improving social activity and patient wellbeing.

Findings revealed a clear correlation between the resected prostate weight and improved voiding function.

MRI radiomics model uses pituitary scans to accurately predict growth hormone deficiency in children, providing a non-invasive diagnostic alternative.

A UK study reveals how weight and mental illness are linked, with emphasis on long-term weight gain and limited access to care.

AI-driven lifestyle coaching proved as effective as human-led programs in helping adults with prediabetes lose weight and reduce diabetes risk.

Large analysis finds major differences in physiological side-effects among antidepressants, including impacts on weight, blood pressure, and metabolism.

Nationwide study finds midlife and older adults with type 2 diabetes face a 50% higher risk of very late-onset schizophrenia.

The JECS cohort followed more than 88,000 newborns across Japan, assessing allergic conditions from birth to age four.

Gestational diabetes significantly modifies how air pollution exposure during pregnancy affects birth weight outcomes.

Discover a study showing how PEth levels identify alcohol use and predict adverse outcomes in MASLD, MetALD, and ALD patients.

AI-driven nerve stimulation shows significant improvement in essential tremor symptoms, offering a noninvasive treatment alternative.

Chinese scientists created an adhesive that heals shattered bones, outperforming traditional fixatives over twofold in animals.

DenseWolf-K, a hybrid AI framework, achieved 99.64% accuracy in brain tumour MRI classification, revolutionising medical imaging.

Real-world study finds anti-IL5 therapy significantly reduces moderate and severe exacerbations in asthma and COPD patients, with major hospitalisation prevention.

A new study finds that a staged health education pathway checklist improves discharge readiness and health literacy in esophageal cancer surgery patients.

Discover a study showing how hydrocolloid dressing provides scar appearance comparable to daily petroleum ointment, with improved comfort and convenience for patients.

A Japanese registry study reveals how DanGer shock criteria predict survival in heart attack patients treated with Impella.

A groundbreaking GRACE 3.0 scoring system harnesses AI to enhance heart attack risk prediction and guide personalised treatment worldwide.

A recent clinical study found that TURP + TUIBN improves symptom scores and quality-of-life outcomes in patients with small-volume BPH.

Older women walking 4,000+ steps even 1–2 days a week had lower mortality and heart disease risk, showing small amounts of movement boost longevity.

Gene therapy delivering protective vascular endothelial growth factor C into kidney filters reduced early diabetic kidney damage.

A major study exposes high ghost scan rates in trauma ultrasound, prompting urgent calls for improved quality control and clinician training.

Nivolumab shows lasting melanoma recurrence prevention, with long-term safety, in largest-ever CheckMate 238 trial analysis.

New research finds women with hyperemesis gravidarum face higher risks of depression before and after pregnancy.

These declines were observed regardless of atopic dermatitis diagnosis, indicating that early food introduction benefits both high-risk and general populations.

The DRIVE-C study in Haiphong, Vietnam, evaluated a community-based strategy to screen PWID for HCV and provide access to direct-acting antivirals.

Researchers find atrial cardiomyopathy strongly linked with atrial fibrillation, stroke, and heart failure, suggesting new prevention strategies in heart health.

A dual-energy CT study shows monosodium urate crystals clear at similar rates in joints and tendons during gout treatment.

A common acne drug, isotretinoin, may help restore sperm production in infertile men, offering new fertility hope.

Children face over twice the risk of paediatric long COVID after SARS-CoV-2 reinfection, highlighting urgent needs for prevention.

A study of over 3,800 ICU patients finds the lactate-to-glucose ratio predicts short-term mortality in cirrhosis, offering a simple new tool for bedside risk assessment.

This new study examined whether stressful life factors in early childhood increase the likelihood of developing psoriasis later in life.

The KARMA-Dep 2 trial finds ketamine for depression no more effective than placebo in treating hospitalised patients with major depression.

US-RASP has emerged as a promising alternative that maintains sexual function while providing comparable outcomes in urinary symptom relief.

Younger adults with early-onset lung cancer face poorer survival linked to late diagnosis, income, and access to care, highlighting urgent equity needs.

Retinal inner layer thinning detected by OCT offers a promising biomarker for monitoring multiple sclerosis progression.

New genetic study links plasma proteins to blood pressure regulation and cardiovascular disease, offering potential targets for heart health therapies.

A new study has identified TRIM56, an E3 ubiquitin ligase, as a key activator of the proto-oncogene Src in hepatocellular carcinoma.

Study links systemic sclerosis to elevated cancer risks, varying by specific autoantibody profiles.

This paradoxical effect appears to be context-dependent, influenced by factors such as infection, allergen exposure, and systemic stress.

A randomised controlled trial examined the effectiveness of facilitated telemedicine for hepatitis C virus treatments.

Research shows inflammation and cholesterol levels increase long-term stroke risk in healthy women.

ROAR-DNA merges genetics and clinical data to predict, prevent, and personalize treatment for brain aneurysms.

Machine learning models accurately predict which psoriatic and axial spondyloarthritis patients will respond to treatment, paving the way for personalised therapy decisions.

A Japanese multicentre study finds linked colour imaging significantly reduces missed colorectal polyps compared with standard white light imaging, improving adenoma detection rates.

A new study has found that it is older age hat is most strongly linked to poorer survival outcomes in liver cancer.

A USA cohort study finds persistent olfactory dysfunction up to 2 years after COVID-19, even in people unaware of smell loss.

New neuroscience research shows handwriting activates more brain regions than typing, improving memory, learning, and creativity, especially in students.

Crucially, most of the TFS period with the combination therapy was spent without severe toxicity, reflecting an improved quality of life.

New research compares diabetes drugs and their impact on heart health in type 2 diabetes.

Foley catheter placement sometimes masked symptoms, particularly in female patients, further complicating timely detection.

A Taiwanese study identifies lncZPBP2-3 as a pollution-responsive gene variant that heightens asthma risk with long-term PM2.5 exposure.

AI algorithm has achieved remarkable accuracy in detecting cardiac amyloidosis, outperforming traditional diagnostic methods.

New research links antipsychotic medication in dementia hospice patients to increased mortality risk.

Cancer rates are rising globally among younger adults, especially thyroid and colorectal cancers.

Comprehensive analysis finds limited benefit of Sentinel protection in preventing stroke after TAVI, despite reduced short-term mortality.

A new study highlights ChatGPT’s growing impact on healthcare, revealing its potential to enhance diagnosis, decision-making, and medical education.

This finding highlights that even small differences may have meaningful public health implications, given the high global prevalence of AD.

New study shows oral microbiome imbalance and reduced salivary hypotaurine may contribute to neuroinflammation in relapsing-remitting MS.

A 12-month randomised controlled trial investigated curcumin supplementation in Type 2 diabetes treatment, specifically its effects on liver steatosis.

New genetic research explores whether lowering cholesterol can protect against dementia across major populations.

Gene-editing therapy exa-cel dramatically improved pain and quality of life in sickle cell disease.

Heated tobacco use rises as heart hospitalisations fall in Japan, revealing a compelling new tobacco cardiovascular risk trend.

Find out how a migraine app enhanced patient outcomes and reduced disability in emergency department migraine care.

The results demonstrated a measurable improvement in acne lesion counts and significant shifts in the skin microbiota.

Financial challenges, comorbidities, and drug interactions may limit access, while systemic inequities contribute to racial and ethnic disparities.

The study found that urinary øLT levels were significantly elevated, four- to five-fold higher, in patients with severe asthma compared to healthy controls.

Processed food level, not plant-based label, determines heart disease risk, according to new French longitudinal cohort research.

A major European survey finds that one in three people cannot identify cystitis as a bladder infection and that half remain unaware women are most at risk.

A GENFI study reveals a new MRI method detects early frontotemporal dementia changes before symptoms or brain shrinkage.

Sacituzumab tirumotecan improves survival over platinum chemotherapy in EGFR‑mutated NSCLC, OptiTROP‑Lung04 finds.

The subtrigonal inlay patch buccal mucosal graft (SIP-BMG) technique represents one such advancement.

Children with ADHD often display timing and attentional deficits, including difficulty tracking rhythms and impulsive behaviours.

Early clinical results reveal that the novel KRAS G12D inhibitor GFH375 achieves a 41% response rate and 97% disease control in advanced…

Several risk factors increase the likelihood of postoperative urinary retention, including general or opioid-based anaesthesia and underlying benign prostatic hyperplasia.

A geographical analysis shows ALS and MS follow nearly identical patterns, suggesting shared environmental influences behind both diseases.

Enhancing PPIE in allergic disease research offers tangible benefits, from improving patient outcomes to ensuring studies align with real-world needs.

The study examined transcriptome data from patients with HBV-induced acute liver failure and healthy controls, identifying key genes and pathways linked to disease progression.

The DESTINY-Breast11 phase 3 trial presented at ESMO 2025 revealed that the anthracycline-free neoadjuvant T-DXd-THP regimen achieved a 67.3% pathologic complete response rate.

A new trial shows that hearing their mother’s voice helps premature babies build neural connections essential for language.

EACS 2025 study shows doxycycline prophylaxis reduced chlamydia and syphilis rates in Swiss men with HIV, with no effect against gonorrhoea.

Many participants reported that a lack of understanding about skin cancer symptoms led to delays in seeking medical help.

A first-of-its-kind trial reveals how hormone therapy affects Cardiac Troponin I levels in transgender adults.

The IMPLEMENT study explored why first-line treatment intensification remains underutilised and how clinicians’ behaviours, beliefs, and environments influence its uptake.

EACS 2025 data show over half of HIV diagnoses among migrants in Switzerland occur post-migration, highlighting need for targeted testing and prevention.

Researchers reveal an innovative toothbrush that uses smartphone integration and AI to visualise and reduce dental plaque instantly.

The review revealed that patients consistently prioritise rapid symptom relief, preferably within two weeks, alongside long-term control of hives, itching, and swelling.

A new clinical trial shows food subsidies are more effective than meal boxes in supporting a healthy blood pressure diet.

EACS 2025 study shows minimal HBV reactivation after stopping tenofovir in people with HIV, supporting safe use of tenofovir-sparing ART.

A new study shows paternal SARS-CoV-2 infection changes sperm RNA and increases anxiety-like behaviour in offspring, revealing intergenerational effects.

New EACS data show once-weekly islatravir and lenacapavir maintain HIV viral suppression for 96 weeks with no resistance or major side effects.

A UK Biobank study finds aspirin users with multiple cardiometabolic risk factors—such as diabetes and hypertension—have nearly double the risk of GI bleeding.

A risk-stratified approach significantly enhanced skin cancer detection after organ transplantation without increasing health care burden.

The present study explored whether enhancing sampling density in the TZ could improve cancer detection.

New analysis reveals a link between posttreatment amyloid levels and clinical improvement in Alzheimer’s treatment outcomes.

The study found that pectin treatment improved Pru p 3 tolerance in over half of participants, with 30% achieving full tolerance to the equivalent of a whole peach.

Interestingly, liver transplant recipients did not experience excess mortality, likely due to restored liver function post-transplant.

Collaborative AI exams: Multiple models work together to achieve record accuracy in U.S. medical licensing tests.

FFR-guided stenting halves renal artery stenosis interventions and pinpoints patients who benefit most from blood pressure improvements.

A new near point-of-care malaria diagnostic detects low-density infections in 45 minutes, supporting malaria elimination efforts across Africa.

A randomised trial shows 200 mg simethicone with PEG-ELS is as effective as 1200 mg for bowel cleansing and adenoma detection in afternoon colonoscopy.

In a single-centre, randomised, double-blind, sham-controlled clinical trial, 72 patients with ETR were enrolled to assess the efficacy of taVNS compared with sham stimulation.

A global review highlights embryo metabolomics in spent culture media as a promising non-invasive method for embryo selection, paving the way for AI-integrated IVF tools.

ALS risk is heightened in the first two years after traumatic brain injury but does not remain elevated long term, suggesting reverse causality.

A systematic review finds AML patients receiving anthracycline remission induction therapy face a significant heart failure risk, highlighting the need for enhanced cardiac monitoring.

Calcium supplements do not increase risk of dementia over nearly 15 years, reassuring older women about bone and brain health.

The MUSIC trial shows high-dose fluticasone elevates sputum bacterial load in severe COPD, without affecting upper airway microbiome, and ICS withdrawal can trigger exacerbations.

Statin use linked to better survival but higher cardiac adverse events in advanced prostate cancer patients treated with apalutamide, according to recent analysis.

Trace-positive sputum identifies a high-risk group for tuberculosis in Uganda. Chest x-ray abnormalities further highlight patients needing early treatment or monitoring.

AI tools achieve high accuracy diagnosing both STIs and anogenital dermatoses from clinical images, but more validation is needed.

A new WHO report reveals that one in five adults remains addicted despite global drop in tobacco use. E-cigarette use is rising fast, especially among teenagers, threatening to reverse hard-won gains in public health.

Almost a third of severe Long COVID patients are diagnosed with POTS, especially middle-aged women, impacting recovery and quality of life.

New study develops accurate predictive model identifying key factors for anaemia in elderly patients, aiding early detection and management.

A study reveals that vitamin C supplementation during pregnancy in smokers influences asthma-related DNA methylation in children. This epigenetic change supports better lung health at 5 years.

Discover a study highlighting how small-incision large-expansion improves PAD treatment outcomes, offering safer, faster stone removal and preserved sphincter function.

A new nanomedicine targeting the blood–brain barrier clears amyloid-β by 45% and restores memory in Alzheimer’s models, paving the way for next-generation therapies.

Childhood cardiometabolic health trends show better lipids and blood pressure but rising insulin. Keep reading for findings and implications.

An international study identifies distinct gut microbiota linked to interstitial lung disease in systemic sclerosis, revealing potential new treatment targets.