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UK health officials urge parents to catch up on MMR vaccines as measles cases rise, warning of a possible surge when school resumes in September.

Daily moisturising may prevent infant eczema, even in low-risk babies, offering a practical approach for early skin care.

Early cardiac rehabilitation did not improve function or rehospitalisation in severe heart failure, but mobility gains were seen.

Despite aggressive interventions, the five-year survival rate remains below 50% for those with localised disease and plummets to less than 15% when metastasis occurs.

A new AI model shows promise in predicting survival in patients with fibrotic lung disease, offering more precise prognosis than standard tests and imaging methods.

New MRI model predicts early treatment response in TNBC, supporting faster, more tailored clinical decisions.

Prenatal maternal depression alters brain connectivity patterns in children through adolescence, new large-cohort study reveals.

Learn how canagliflozin safely improves glycaemic control in children with Type 2 diabetes.

The study examined six key outcomes: muscle strength, standing long jump, vertical jump (Sargent test), cardiorespiratory fitness, flexibility (sit-and-reach), and VO₂max.

Discover a study evaluating how intrathecal morphine improves early postoperative pain relief and reduces morphine use after open liver surgery.

Discover how sleep fragmentation accelerates cognitive decline via vascular changes and what this means for dementia prevention. Keep reading.

Real-world study finds benralizumab leads to long-term clinical remission in up to 39% of patients with severe eosinophilic asthma.

Researchers in Germany have developed HANCOCK, a comprehensive dataset of head and neck cancer cases, to support biomarker discovery and precision oncology.

A pilot randomized trial found sodium bicarbonate therapy modestly improved cognitive scores in older patients with CKD and metabolic acidosis, though these gains weren’t significantly better than placebo.

New research identifies HIV PrEP drugs and MCL-1 inhibitors as promising treatments for HTLV-1c, a neglected virus causing severe disease in Indigenous populations.

Discover a study highlighting the improved effectiveness of combining light-based therapy with tranexamic acid for treating facial redness.

Further analysis identified HDAC3 and the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) as key players in drug resistance.

Going to bed earlier than usual could help increase physical activity the next day, new data from two large-scale sleep studies suggest.

Visual amyloid-PET scans show 86% agreement with quantitative reads, confirming reliability in real-world dementia care.

Herpes virus exposure linked to faster rises in dementia biomarkers for ageing women, shedding light on infection’s role.

Melatonin may improve long-term blood sugar control in Type 2 diabetes, with no significant impact on fasting glucose.

These findings support the effectiveness of herbal-based emollients plus in managing atopic dermatitis, extending beyond simple hydration to actively aiding in barrier repair and symptom relief.

If validated in larger, diverse populations, the VAS-MASH-US score could represent a major advancement in hepatology.

Cryoballoon ablation matches radiofrequency treatment for persistent atrial fibrillation, CRRF-PeAF trial finds in multicentre study.

Parents of children with sickle cell disease experience increased adverse childhood experiences and lower resiliency with increased hospital visits.

A European cohort study finds only 40% of patients with extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis achieved successful treatment outcomes, with mortality and failure rates remaining high.

A landmark study of 139,000 postmenopausal women shows that waist circumference offers crucial insight into mortality risk—even among those with a healthy BMI.

Results showed the secretome-HA sponge improved skin hydration, reduced transepidermal water loss, increased skin elasticity.

Adults later diagnosed with cardiovascular disease show declining activity years before onset, highlighting the importance of lifelong exercise.

The researchers suggest that the success of true auriculotherapy may be due to its influence on bladder control mechanisms, possibly via the vagus nerve.

Long-term exposure to fine particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide is linked to increased dementia risk, according to a major new meta-analysis involving over 24 million people.

Learn how PET study shows safe, targeted brain delivery of intranasal insulin, a critical step for future Alzheimer’s treatments.

Study of over one million children finds no link between aluminium in vaccines and autism or chronic illnesses.

A new study has found that iron deficiency (ID) without anaemia may impact brain development in adolescents….

Low thyroid hormone levels may increase gestational diabetes risk, with isolated hypothyroxinaemia showing the strongest association.

The BTCRC LUN 16-081 trial is the first to evaluate a shorter, six-month course of consolidation immunotherapy using nivolumab alone or in combination with ipilimumab.

The study explored the anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects of low-dose ketamine and Dex, both commonly used anaesthetic agents with known immune-modulating properties.

Vagus nerve stimulation significantly boosts fitness and reduces inflammation, UK trial finds. Discover if it could benefit you.

A new combination treatment may offer a promising option for patients with relapsed or refractory cutaneous T-cell lymphoma….

A randomised trial finds that home-based brain stimulation plus exercise and education reduces pain-related disability in fibromyalgia patients, even among placebo responders.

Taking doxycycline after condomless sex significantly reduced bacterial STIs in men who have sex with men and transgender women.

Results from the 12-month double-blind, placebo-controlled trial revealed that the vaccinated group consistently experienced greater reductions in AK lesions than the control group.

Tirzepatide improves outcomes in heart failure with obesity, with greatest physical benefits seen in those with higher BMI.

A growing body of research supports non-pharmacological treatments, particularly exercise, as effective in alleviating primary dysmenorrhea symptoms.

A long-term study finds sotatercept continues to improve outcomes in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension, with manageable safety risks.

Understand how diabetes may raise bone density over time, but fracture risk remains.

Discover how new research found that glipizide carries higher cardiovascular risk than DPP4 inhibitors in Type 2 diabetes treatment.

At least 60% of liver cancer diagnoses are linked to modifiable risk factors and could be prevented through global interventions

The study found that patients receiving the AR-PRISE intervention experienced significant improvements in symptom control, particularly over the longer term.

This study focused on eGDR, a widely accessible proxy for insulin sensitivity derived from waist circumference, hypertension status, and HbA1c levels.

Dialysis-requiring AKI after PCI remains rare but deadly, with high mortality and complication rates demanding vigilant care.

A nationwide Spanish study finds that nearly half of systemic sclerosis patients experience ARFID symptoms, often driven by GI discomfort and fear around eating.

A study shows that patients receiving stem cell transplants from HLA-mismatched unrelated donors can achieve strong survival outcomes with post-transplant cyclophosphamide (PTCy)-based graft-versus-host disease prevention.

New obesity criteria would slash global prevalence rates, raising concerns for early detection and prevention in clinical care.

A study of AI-guided infection prevention in hospitals found no drop in C. difficile rates but did see reduced use of risky antibiotics, especially in high-risk patients.

The study examined flare patterns reported in 2022 and correlated them with patient-reported severity measures recorded in 2023.

US heart deaths have dropped since 1970, but deaths from heart failure and arrhythmias are on the rise.

A new study offers an innovative solution inspired by nature: soft dendritic particles (SDPs) that mimic the adhesive properties of gecko feet.

Acute chest syndrome (ACS), a life-threatening complication of sickle cell disease (SCD), may be driven by overactivation of the complement system, according to new research.

A recent prospective study has directly compared different diffusion MRI parameters over the course of NAC to assess their ability to predict pathologic complete response.

Home voice assistants could help screen for Parkinson’s with AI, heralding accessible, early detection outside clinical environments.

Although the link between Type 2 diabetes and increased breast cancer risk is well established, the relationship between GDM and breast cancer has remained unclear.

These vaccines work by activating the immune system to recognise and attack tumour cells, while also creating immune memory for long-term protection.

Key findings showed a clear, stepwise increase in risk of complications, including heart failure, stroke, and cardiac arrest, as liver fibrosis scores rose.

Pregnancy does not raise the risk of recurrent artery dissection or stroke in women with prior CeAD, new study finds.

Japanese researchers have developed an AI system that estimates lumbar and femoral bone mineral density from routine X-rays, offering a new tool for early osteoporosis detection.

A new international study finds that AI-powered models can more accurately predict in-hospital mortality for patients with cirrhosis, improving care across global settings.

A study has found that women with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations face a significantly higher risk of developing breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma after reconstruction with textured implants….

New data from China shows vedolizumab delivers comparable long-term outcomes and safety in elderly and younger patients with moderate-to-severe ulcerative colitis.

The study also highlighted the challenges of using custom apps on study tablets, with participants preferring access through their own devices.

The study concludes that paediatric patients with cannabis use disorder may be at higher risk of developing a range of lower urinary tract symptoms compared to their peers without CUD.

Understand how MRI sign accurately identifies Parkinson’s in complex cases, offering a radiation-free alternative to SPECT scans.

Learn how TCM plus PDE5 inhibitors boosts erectile function in diabetes patients, with no extra side effects reported.

The study also highlighted the diagnostic challenges posed by unreliable histories and overlapping symptoms from infection-related exanthems.

In patients with advanced chronic liver disease, several factors such as diet, changes in gut bacteria, and disruption of the gut–vascular barrier can lead to altered levels of TMA and TMAO.

Virtual wards dramatically cut carbon emissions compared to hospital stays, promoting greener healthcare models.

Results demonstrated a clear association between elevated emotional distress and poorer TIL therapy outcomes.

Discover how LMNA gene variant type and position impact cardiomyopathy risk—keep reading for clinical implications and treatment guidance.

Discover a study revealing how chemotherapy-induced tumour pyroptosis reprograms fibroblasts, promoting chemoresistance in bladder cancer.

A mobile asthma self-management tool improved symptoms in adults with uncontrolled asthma, but its effectiveness varied across racial groups.

Learn how acupuncture offers long-term relief for postconcussion symptoms in mild traumatic brain injury.

Discover why older adults with insomnia face greater depression risk from inflammation. Keep reading for clinical insights and guidance.

Discover how SGLT-2 inhibitors are linked with reduced risk of serious liver events in cirrhosis patients.

Discover a study exploring effective strategies to improve cardiovascular health and promote long-term well-being.

The study highlights stark contrasts in ACLF triggers across regions: HBV predominates in Eastern countries such as China, while alcohol is the main culprit in the West.

Parental genetics and kidney function partly shape blood-based biomarkers for dementia, underscoring the need for careful interpretation.

Scientists uncover shared genetic signals between chronic dry cough and ACE inhibitor-induced cough, pointing to neurological pathways as potential targets.

A landmark study confirms the success of mitochondrial donation via pronuclear transfer, with eight healthy babies born free of inherited mtDNA disease.

Higher levels of two cardiac biomarkers at baseline are associated with an increased risk of future cancer…

A new study has found that patients with metastatic non–small cell lung cancer and pre-existing rheumatoid arthritis have similar overall survival to those without RA when treated with immune checkpoint inhibitors…

New data show that one dose of the HPV vaccine in girls aged 9–14 triggers strong, lasting immune responses, comparable to a full three-dose course in adult women.

Gene expression analysis also revealed that increased Myc-related gene expression correlated with poorer outcomes.

Delayed hypertension diagnosis increases cardiovascular risk and lowers treatment rates, underscoring the value of prompt clinical action.

A new clinical study has identified a potential link between abnormal urinalysis and somatisation symptoms in female patients with epigastric pain syndrome.

Hundreds of people with cystic fibrosis in England will now have access to a new once-daily triple therapy, expanding treatment to rare genetic types for the first time.

Learn how visual training improves radiology accuracy and efficiency, with peripheral focus proving more impactful than central vision methods.

Scientists have identified a rare and previously overlooked type of circulating tumour cell (CTC) in patients with metastatic breast cancer…

Dapagliflozin reverses myocardial fibrosis in HFpEF with diabetes, suggesting a disease-modifying effect.

Peanut oral immunotherapy (POIT), which involves gradually increasing exposure to peanut protein, has shown promise, successfully desensitising 50–70% of patients.

Discover a study revealing how subclinical liver fibrosis, measured by FIB-4, predicts increased mortality risk in coronary artery disease patients.

Semaglutide and tirzepatide lower risks of dementia, stroke, and death in type 2 diabetes and obesity, new study shows.

UK Biobank’s massive imaging project scans 100,000 people to reveal early disease signs, transforming diagnosis and prevention worldwide.

A new study presented at the 2025 International Conference on Malignant Lymphoma (ICML) has shown that radiation therapy can be safely integrated with bispecific antibody treatment in patients with relapsed or refractory blood cancers…

Cord blood biomarkers may help detect early neonatal sepsis, improving diagnosis and reducing unnecessary antibiotic use in preterm infants.

The WISH-BREAST survey reveals that nearly 90% of breast cancer survivors experience sexual health changes, yet most report receiving no support from their care team.

Real-world data presented at the 2025 International Conference on Malignant Lymphoma (ICML) has provided new insights into the use of clonoSEQ, a circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) assay…

Discover a study highlighting how tapinarof cream 1% delivers rapid, clinically significant itch relief in children and adults with atopic dermatitis.

Pelvic floor muscle training (PFMT) is recommended as an initial treatment for post-RP SUI, but traditional home-based approaches often lack long-term adherence.

Tozorakimab shows potential benefit in patients with COPD with frequent exacerbations, despite primary endpoint not being met in overall population.

Learn how metformin may enhance cognitive function in schizophrenia by regulating energy metabolism and brain connectivity.

A large-scale national study of primary central nervous system lymphoma (PCNSL) in England has revealed stark differences in incidence and survival based on geography, age, and deprivation…

Understand how magnesium supplementation modestly improves fasting glucose in Type 2 diabetes.

A recent landmark study is the first randomised, controlled trial to show clinical benefits of an allergy app for SAR sufferers.

While other machine learning models like MoRAL-AI and TRAIN-AI have also shown promise, TRIUMPH distinguishes itself through its robust generalisability.

Bridging radiotherapy (BRT) before CAR-T cell therapy may help reduce severe treatment-related toxicities in patients with B-cell lymphoma…

A major global study confirms that malaria resistance diminishes IPTp-SP’s antimalarial benefits but not its impact on low birthweight, prompting urgent calls for new preventive strategies.

New research shows IBS patients suffer higher depression and worse sexual health compared to healthy individuals, highlighting the condition’s broad impact on wellbeing.

Both treatments resulted in significant improvement in inflammatory acne lesions; however, IPL yielded better overall outcomes.

Music therapy shows promise for reducing distress in patients with dementia on NHS wards, supporting safer, more compassionate care.

From an economic perspective, urodynamics added £463 in cost and yielded a modest 0.011 additional quality-adjusted life-years.

Macrophages in COPD lungs show elevated carbon loads, larger cell size, and enhanced inflammation, highlighting a potential driver of disease progression.

Wearable and touchless technologies reliably measure nocturnal scratching in atopic dermatitis, supporting at-home monitoring for better care.

In a new study, researchers identified a specific immune cell type, CD4+ T follicular helper (Tfh) cells producing IL-21 and IFN-γ, as a key driver of ICI-T1DM.

While the primary outcome, a ≥10% reduction in α-SMA, was reached in 29% of ReFerm® recipients versus 14% in the control group, the difference was not statistically significant.

Erythritol at common dietary levels impairs brain endothelial cell function, raising new concerns for cerebrovascular health.

A European study of nearly 15,000 patients finds that smoking and high BMI lower the odds of response to TNF inhibitors in axial spondyloarthritis.

WHO has endorsed injectable lenacapavir as a twice-yearly HIV prevention tool, offering new hope for communities facing high infection risks and adherence barriers.

This post hoc analysis included data from 25 randomised clinical trials, assessing over five years of IXE exposure in patients with psoriasis.

Discover how bedtime antihypertensive dosing benefits blood pressure control. Keep reading for clinical insights and recommendations.

Discover a study that reveals a targetable CA125+ cell state in rare bladder cancer subtypes using single-cell RNA sequencing.

Paediatric-onset bronchiectasis leads to more severe disease than adult-onset, highlighting need for early, tailored care.

TEVAR effectively reduces false lumen pressures in aortic dissection, with branch vessel involvement linked to persistent hypertension.

Understand how DVA halves radiation dose in lower limb angiography without compromising image clarity.

Find out how new integrated prosthetic limbs restore dynamic movement. Keep reading for clinical insights and future directions.

A new study finds that how patients feel and function before starting treatment can help predict how well they’ll respond to multiple myeloma therapies.

Learn how EGF and UMOD levels may predict diabetic kidney disease progression, offering new tools for clinical risk assessment.

Discover a study linking everyday plastic chemicals to increased risks of asthma, wheezing, and allergies in young children.

Using superconducting quantum interference device magnetometry, researchers examined the magnetic properties of post-mortem brainstem tissue from four individuals.

New research uncovers a potential kidney origin for Parkinson’s disease, challenging the idea that it begins in the brain and revealing a new disease pathway.

Large UK studies show no increased liver cancer risk with oral contraceptives, though longer use may slightly raise risk.

Outbreak response vaccinations have prevented 5.81 million cases and saved USD 31 billion in LMICs since 2000.

Six-year data from Poland’s leading biologic treatment center highlight the real-world success of secukinumab in spondylarthritis, with high response and retention rates.

A large new study has confirmed the clinical relevance of a pharmacogenomic score that could help tailor leukaemia treatment and address persistent racial disparities in outcomes.

As HS remains underdiagnosed and undertreated, findings such as these could help support more informed, patient-specific therapeutic decisions moving forward.

A new in vitro study reveals sex-specific differences in the digestion of milk and oat-based drinks, offering important insights for personalized nutrition and food innovation.

DAPT matches OAC in preventing brain emboli after TAVI, with less cerebral damage seen on MRI scans.

Non-muscle invasive bladder cancer, representing roughly 75% of cases, remains confined to the bladder lining and submucosa, often recurring but rarely advancing.

A UK-wide study finds that women with children’s social care involvement face significantly higher maternal mortality risks, especially from psychiatric causes.

Learn how a safety bundle in assisted birth cut trauma and NICU rates, improving outcomes without raising neonatal complications.

AI screening from a single echocardiographic clip accurately detects cardiac amyloidosis, surpassing traditional diagnostic methods.

In a breakthrough that could lead to powerful new cancer treatments, researchers have identified a novel class of fungal compounds with potent anticancer properties.

Discover how low-dose vitamin D may help regulate blood sugar in people with Type 2 diabetes.

Traditionally, FA management has focused on avoidance or reducing allergenicity by altering the protein structure of allergens through heat, pressure or other treatments.

In this study, MASLD was identified in 50% of the T2DM cohort using non-invasive methods, slightly lower than some global estimates.

Adenotonsillectomy improves sleep apnoea in children, effective regardless of positional dependency, study finds.

A recent study has demonstrated that deep learning models can enhance diagnostic accuracy in differentiating these pigmented lesions.

Delpazolid and sutezolid show strong efficacy and reduced toxicity in Phase 2 TB trials, offering safer alternatives to linezolid for drug-resistant TB treatment.

A new study has found that people living with HIV (PWH) in the United States are less likely to receive cancer treatment if they live in areas with lower income or educational attainment.

MAARS uniquely integrates electronic health records, imaging reports, and contrast-enhanced cardiac MRI using a transformer-based neural network.

Patients treated on the entire prostate or surgical bed had better DMFS compared to those treated only on the relapse site.

MiDAS, a new clinical tool, predicts poor outcomes in difficult asthma by scoring multimorbidity burden, highlighting the need for whole-patient care.

Understand how a combined therapy shows significant nerve and glucose improvements in diabetic neuropathy, without added safety risks.

A new study has found that delaying surgery after a breast cancer diagnosis significantly increases the risk of breast cancer-specific mortality (BCSM), particularly for certain subtypes.

The findings provide genetic evidence supporting the theory that the nervous and immune systems may interact more closely in children with ADHD.

Discover a study exploring how gut microbiome imbalances contribute to MASLD progression and offer new diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities.

Learn how low-dose IL-2 shows early promise in safely modulating Alzheimer’s biomarkers and immune response.

A UKHSA survey finds strong vaccine confidence among UK parents, with 87% trusting vaccine effectiveness and satisfaction high in NHS delivery and communication.

A new study suggests that shorter breastfeeding duration may significantly contribute to higher rates of triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) among Black women compared to their White counterparts.

Discover a study revealing how vitamin C supports skin regeneration by promoting keratinocyte proliferation through epigenetic DNA demethylation.

Results showed that US overestimated bladder volumes compared to CBCT, with an average deviation of 60.75 ml.

A post hoc analysis confirms dupilumab reduces key inflammatory biomarkers and COPD exacerbations, with highest benefit in patients with raised eosinophils and FeNO.

Discover how a new study suggests stem cell embolisation is safe and effective for knee osteoarthritis treatment.

Learn how tighter glucose control in diabetic pregnancies lowers risk for key complications.

Researchers analysed antibiotic prescriptions for a 15-month period after discharge, comparing patients with and without penicillin allergies.

Metabolic and genetic disorders emerged as the most frequent aetiological group, reflecting broader diagnostic capabilities compared to earlier studies.

The study aimed to understand whether financial incentives impacted screening, diagnosis, and treatment for maternal mental health conditions.

Rates of permanent pacemaker implantation exceed 20% in patients with aortic regurgitation.

Profiling urine tumour DNA at baseline and after 3 months of treatment could identify whether patients with bacillus Calmette-Guérin-unresponsive non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer might not benefit from systemic immunotherapy.

Chronic exposure to systemic inflammation may be associated to a greater risk of affective disorders.

Pathologic complete response was accurately predicted by post-treatment MRI in patients with early triple-negative breast cancer having undergone neoadjuvant chemoimmunotherapy.

Ambroxol increased enzyme levels in Parkinson’s dementia patients, but showed no cognitive benefit in a year-long trial.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy ranks highest for healing diabetic foot ulcers but may raise amputation risk, new network meta-analysis reveals.

One in four U.S. infants lacks Bifidobacterium, a key gut microbe essential for immune and metabolic health.

Beyond the head-to-head comparison, the study also explored innovative strategies to simplify or shorten treatment.

French researchers report distinct fungal species in intravenous drug users with yeast fungaemia, suggesting the need for tailored care strategies.

The study highlights how HR pathway alterations, which affect roughly a fifth to a third of melanomas, may offer an opportunity for targeted treatment.

GLP-1 receptor agonists cut heart, stroke, and kidney risks in people with MGUS and diabetes, new study finds.

These insights are particularly relevant in minimally invasive surgery, where precision and confidence are vital.

A major European study finds that exposure to multiple urban environmental factors, including air pollution and lack of green space, is significantly linked to asthma risk from childhood to adulthood.

Study links air pollution to heart scarring, even in healthy individuals, raising concerns for cardiovascular risk management.

New analysis finds acupuncture improves key symptoms of type 2 diabetes, including blood sugar and cholesterol markers.

Results showed that dupilumab improved histologic, endoscopic, and symptomatic markers of EoE across all patient groups.

The study offers important insights into the therapeutic potential of short-chain fatty acids supplementation in MASLD, especially in non-obese patients.

Longer sleep after concussion is linked to more symptoms and slower recovery in young people, new research finds.

Global vaccine coverage has improved since 1980 but stalled and declined during COVID-19, with millions of zero-dose children concentrated in a few countries, risking setbacks to immunisation goals.

The findings suggest that shorter sleep and reduced white matter organisation in the brain together explained over a third of the association between screen time and depressive symptoms.

The GETSBI study is not only crucial for this specific patient group but also holds broader implications for research in rare, chronic conditions.

Covert cerebrovascular disease may significantly raise fall risk in older adults, even in the absence of symptoms.

NHS England data reveal an alarming rise in common mental health conditions, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts.

A recent study has revealed promising targets for treating childhood acute myeloid leukaemia….

Cortisol-blocking treatment significantly improves blood sugar control and weight in people with hard-to-treat Type 2 diabetes.

Specifically, for every 10-μg/m³ increase in ambient air pollutants, there was a measurable increase in AD-related healthcare visits.

This 12-month study explored the impact of ethanol-extracted curcumin on liver health, inflammation, and metabolic parameters in individuals with MASLD.

A new study links inflammation, nutritional deficits, and metabolic issues to infertility, and offers a predictive tool to help assess risk in reproductive-age women.

A 7-year study from France shows caesarean deliveries can be reduced below 15% without increasing complications, highlighting strategies for safer obstetric care.

A 14-gene test helps identify patients with early-stage non-small-cell lung cancer who benefit from chemotherapy, significantly improving 24-month disease-free survival.

VISIBLE Cohort B represents a landmark study in psoriasis research, being the only scalp psoriasis trial exclusively including individuals with skin of colour.

Recent studies have shown that exercise interventions can improve ADHD symptoms and enhance executive functions.

A study presented at ESHRE 2025 reveals epigenetic alterations in embryos from women with PCOS, suggesting a biological basis for inherited risk.

The serotonin receptor gene HTR1F was linked to increased risk of sleep apnoea in non-obese adults.

MRI-based scoring after cardiac arrest may help predict neurological recovery at discharge in survivors of OHCA.

Researchers have uncovered a crucial enzyme responsible for a specific chemical modification linked to the growth of a severe subtype of acute myeloid leukemia…

CagriSema significantly reduced body weight and HbA1c in adults with Type 2 diabetes in new Phase 3 trial.

The biomarker identifies those at highest risk of non-adherence and helps determine how much support they receive during the intervention.

Preliminary outcomes indicated that AE may improve haemoglobin levels, possibly counteracting androgen deprivation therapy induced reductions.

A new study highlights the pressing need for transparent communication and tailored education for patients managing both rheumatoid arthritis and cancer.

Early trial data show that olorofim may offer a valuable new option for patients with resistant invasive fungal infections.

New research at ESHRE 2025 shows a cfRNA blood test can predict preeclampsia up to five months before symptoms appear.

Although GLP-1 medicines are generally well tolerated, there have been reports of rare but serious cases of acute pancreatitis.

Even when using young donor eggs, IVF outcomes are significantly poorer in men over 45, new data from ESHRE 2025 reveal.

Find out how epinephrine administration routes impact survival in paediatric cardiac arrest—explore the latest evidence now.

CHEST guideline updates support minimally invasive resection and targeted therapy to enhance survival in Stage I–II NSCLC.

Significant regional disparities in HPV vaccine uptake threaten cervical cancer prevention goals, UKHSA warns.

Learn how prenatal tobacco alters teen brain development and behaviour, discover key findings and implications. Read more!

A groundbreaking multinational clinical trial, named RESILIENCE, is underway to test a promising new treatment aimed at preventing heart damage caused by…

Discover how climate change is profoundly altering allergic rhinitis, extending allergy seasons, and increasing healthcare burdens and educational needs globally.

Despite the well-documented association between HBV and HCC, the exact mechanisms driving HBV-induced HCC remain largely unknown.

At ESHRE 2025, researchers revealed that women with PCOS have gut and metabolic imbalances that may drive miscarriage and pregnancy complications.

Patients with functional anorectal pain show abnormal anal pressures, rectal hypersensitivity, and high rates of anxiety and depression, new study reveals.

New simulation data suggest that fatigue scores can sometimes be substituted in spondyloarthritis registries, but pain and global scores should remain distinct.

High ICU admission rates and atypical features marked France’s recent M. pneumoniae epidemic, especially in those without early macrolide therapy.

Researchers developed a self-injection assistance device, allowing patients to administer triamcinolone themselves under medical guidance.

A new study uncovers how melanomas can arise from minimal genetic changes, shedding light on the early, often elusive steps in skin cancer progression

The guidelines endorse adjuvant nivolumab for patients with pT3/4 and/or pN+ disease who are unsuitable for, or have declined, cisplatin-based chemotherapy.

Dupilumab was associated with increased lymphoma risk but lower overall mortality in a large asthma cohort study.

The study suggests that the inflammatory processes central to AR may also affect the brain, potentially leading to mood disturbances through mechanisms such as elevated cytokines or histamine imbalance.

A new clinical trial offers insight into tackling one of the biggest challenges in soft tissue sarcomas….

Biliary atresia is the most common surgical cause of cholestatic jaundice in infants and the leading reason for paediatric liver transplants

Saliva-based DNA markers could predict cancer, heart disease, and more—offering a non-invasive future for early diagnosis.

A new study highlights the clinical promise of AI-driven IHC prediction models, showing high accuracy and diagnostic concordance with conventional pathology.

A German multicentre study shows MVA-BN vaccination is safe and moderately effective in preventing mpox, especially in HIV-negative individuals.

Given dupilumab’s well-documented benefits in controlling moderate to severe AD, clinicians are advised to weigh this potential risk carefully against its therapeutic advantages.

Despite alcohol being a leading preventable cause of cancer in the United States, public awareness of its cancer risk remains strikingly low, according to a new study.

Importantly, 30% mean reductions in prostate volume were sustained up to 18 months post-procedure.

A new international trial has investigated the safety and efficacy of tailoring antibiotic treatment for cystic fibrosis exacerbations based on sputum microbiome analysis.

The combination therapy demonstrated a significantly higher response rate (98.28%) compared to loratadine alone (87.93%).

A recent prospective study explored the effectiveness of using indocyanine green to improve intraoperative detection of bile leakage.

AI now matches experts in echocardiogram interpretation, promising faster, more accessible heart diagnostics for all patients.

Delayed sputum conversion and poor outcomes are common in patients with bedaquiline-resistant TB, according to a new South African cohort study.

A large-scale study found that women with endometriosis are nearly twice as likely to be diagnosed with autoimmune diseases like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or Hashimoto’s within two years.

The bidirectional relationship between psoriasis and MetS was supported by evidence showing that metabolic disturbances can also exacerbate psoriasis symptoms.

Insomnia appeared in 61%, cognitive impairment and irritability in 38%, and more severe psychiatric issues such as psychosis and delirium were rarely considered.

A genome-wide association study reveals four novel loci linked to primary spontaneous pneumothorax, identifying CBX7-mediated matrix dysregulation as a key pathogenic mechanism.

Learn how CEM after DBT detects more early cancers in high-risk women, though with higher false positive rates.

Discover how zimislecel enables insulin independence in patients with Type 1 diabetes, showing strong efficacy in early clinical data.

Despite the setback, hope remains, with 138 dementia drugs currently in trials, experts say more effective, safer options may soon emerge.

Discover a study that found that individuals with higher baseline IL-1β levels experienced greater improvements in liver health following weight loss.

Blood biomarker sNfL predicts MS relapses up to a year in advance, offering new hope for earlier intervention.

Europe faces a sharp rise in hepatitis A cases, with over 2,000 infections in 2025. Vulnerable groups are most affected as ECDC urges vaccination and sanitation efforts.

Discover a study where two investigators, using new TikTok accounts registered as 13-year-olds, collected and analysed the videos through the platform’s “For You” tab.

Discover a recent study that found that smoking is associated with worse sexual function outcomes following radical prostatectomy.

AI tool GPT-4o boosts diagnosis accuracy for nerve disorders, helping non-specialists match expert recommendations in real cases.

Air pollution and poverty accelerate ageing and worsen survival in fibrotic lung disease patients, new international epigenetic study reveals.

Understand how MRI-derived RV strain predicts outcomes in HFpEF, offering improved risk stratification over traditional metrics.

Frequent nightmares accelerate ageing and triple risk of early death, highlighting a new target for preventive healthcare.

Learn how P-CAB fexuprazan matches PPI effectiveness in managing GERD-related chronic cough in an 8-week clinical trial.

In the STEP-HI randomized trial, older women recovering from hip fracture saw no added benefit in mobility from combining exercise with testosterone therapy.

Discover a new study that has assessed the relationship between indoor home environmental exposures and lung function in children with asthma.

The results suggest that while MASLD is common in patients with T2DM in primary care, advanced liver disease is rare.

A routine blood test for insulin resistance can predict which Alzheimer’s patients are at risk of rapid cognitive decline.

A long-term PsA study shows metabolic syndrome is tied to degenerative spine changes, but not joint damage, offering new insight into managing comorbidities.

Nighttime heart rate variability may reveal hidden risks for stroke, depression, and dementia, years before symptoms appear.

Children with ALL who are overweight or obese at multiple points during treatment have worse survival rates and higher relapse risk, according to a cohort study of 794 patients.

More than half of residents in European care homes experience at least one healthcare-associated infection each year, according to a major ECDC-led study.

Following surgery, 97.2% of patients experienced a reduction in psoriasis severity to mild levels or complete resolution.

Finerenone benefits heart failure patients with preserved ejection fraction, regardless of frailty, supporting its wider clinical use.

Students using ChatGPT alone scored lower than those attending lectures suggesting that AI tools may not sufficiently support complex learning.

New global registry study reveals stark regional differences in diagnosis, treatment, and care quality for children with bronchiectasis.

A new cohort study analysing over 100,000 A&E visits in North Carolina has redefined what constitutes high emergency care use among people with sickle cell disease.

THC, the main psychoactive compound, can stimulate the sympathetic nervous system, potentially causing tachycardia, vasoconstriction, and increased oxygen demand.

The findings highlight the potential for behavioural strategies, such as dietitian-led interventions, to play a key role in managing liver health.

An international study shows that many people with lupus are not physically active enough, with low activity levels linked to worse fatigue, stress, and depression.

A large-scale US study reveals that 34% of sickle cell disease patients are readmitted within 30 days of hospital discharge, nearly triple the rate of non-SCD patients.

Genetic data show that salicylic acid may alter gut microbiota and blood metabolites, raising questions about its long-term effects.

A new study found that the timing of small-bowel capsule endoscopy does not significantly affect detection rates of bleeding sources.

The findings indicate that children with HS are significantly more likely to suffer from a range of both physical and mental health conditions.

Discover a study where a checklist facilitated closed-loop management, ensuring continuity of care despite environmental changes.

Flavan-3-ols in cocoa and tea lower blood pressure and boost vascular function, supporting their use in heart disease prevention.

Discover how PSMA PET/CT before salvage radiotherapy boosts survival in prostate cancer recurrence.

Oral bacteria migrating to the gut may drive dementia risk in Parkinson’s, offering new hope for early intervention.

In a major study presented at EHA, Noella Collado-Gisbert demonstrated that residual disease kinetics are a strong predictor of survival in multiple myeloma.

Recognised with an EHA Young Abstract award, Hangjie Fu’s study reveals that ellagic acid significantly mitigates liver injury caused by iron overload.

Understand how diabetes raises risk of infection and complications post-hysterectomy.

Discover a study that found that children with early AD were more likely to develop food allergies, whereas those with later onset were more associated with allergic rhinitis.

Results showed that patients receiving the combination therapy experienced a median progression-free survival of 5.8 months, compared with 4.0 months.

Edoxaban and rivaroxaban show best balance of efficacy and safety in elderly patients with atrial fibrillation.

Eating more healthful plant-based foods may help protect eye and nerve health, new research shows, with retinal imaging revealing early signs of neuroprotection.

The Phase II CONCEPT trial has demonstrated that an isatuximab-based combination therapy achieves unprecedented rates of minimal residual disease negativity in patients with high-risk newly diagnosed multiple myeloma.

A prospective study has found that the Mediterranean diet may help reduce inflammation and support a healthier gut microbiome in newly diagnosed Crohn’s disease patients.

Azithromycin resistance in gonorrhoea has surged across Europe, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced surveillance and new treatment options.

The model integrates four key types of imagery: total-body photographs, standard clinical photos, dermoscopic close-ups, and dermatopathology slides.

Patients with atrial fibrillation now live longer after stroke, heart failure, or myocardial infarction, but bleeding risks remain unchanged.

A large meta-analysis suggests TMS improves clinical outcomes in OCD and nicotine dependence, but the role of symptom provocation needs further study.

Discover a study where researchers introduced a conceptual design for a toilet-mounted home device capable of non-invasively measuring urine flow, volume, and frequency.

New research links TP53, BRCA2, and ALKBH2 mutations to early-onset lung cancer in Asian women who have never smoked.

A large European analysis confirms circulating tumour cells (CTCs) as an independent prognostic biomarker in newly diagnosed multiple myeloma.

Learn how high TEWL after healing is linked to twice the risk of DFU recurrence.

Discover a study where findings suggest that previous estimates may have underrepresented the true HAE population by excluding HAE-nl-C1INH.

Understand how short-term use of elobixibat significantly boosts bowel movements in chronic constipation.

This study explored the effects of various metabolic abnormalities, such as central obesity, high blood pressure, and elevated high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP), on liver steatosis and fibrosis.

Healthy lifestyle choices could reduce the risk of stroke, dementia, and late-life depression in individuals with biologically shorter telomeres.

Compared to patients from the highest SES quintile, those in the lowest quintile had over three times the odds of being diagnosed with hidradenitis suppurativa.