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Large study shows reducing dampness through home upgrades improves respiratory health, especially in children, supporting housing as a key public health intervention.

HPV self-testing has proved superior to usual care in increasing cervical cancer screening rates in New Zealand, showing promise for marginalised and underscreened populations.

The analysis showed that patients with greater depression severity consistently had higher FRS values, indicating increased cardiovascular risk.

CD45RA depleted memory T cell therapy shows encouraging results in treating infections after transplant, with high survival and viral clearance rates in early findings.

Survey data reveal strong support for gene therapy in sickle cell disease, but inconsistent referral practices, limited knowledge, and insurance barriers hinder implementation.

A phase 2 trial shows promising results for hidradenitis suppurativa treatment, offering hope for patients with limited options after anti TNF therapy failure.

The International Agency for Research on Cancer has revealed the structural and social barriers stopping people from adopting cancer preventive behaviours in the EU.

Tens of thousands of people remain undiagnosed while Europe’s multidrug-resistant tuberculosis rates are up to seven times the global average.