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A systematic review identified primary sclerosing cholangitis and preoperative steroid use as the most reliable risk factors for pouchitis after IPAA.

A prospective study found rectal spacers were feasible and safe in cT3 prostate cancer, achieving comparable rectal separation and low toxicity.

Prospective international study found antiseizure medication exposure during pregnancy was associated with foetal growth differences.

Six-month response to ruxolitinib may help predict long-term outcomes in patients with polycythaemia vera.

Chemoradiotherapy could help four in five patients with early-stage rectal cancer avoid major surgery, a landmark trial finds.

Children living in London experienced accelerated lung growth alongside reductions in traffic-related air pollution following the introduction of the Ultra Low Emission Zone.

Sperm quality is impaired before testicular cancer treatment, highlighting the value of early fertility preservation.

Higher air pollution exposure has been linked to worsened rheumatoid arthritis disease activity and flare risk. Read more.