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menopause hormone therapy
Reproductive Health
28 Sep 2026

Oral Menopause Hormone Therapy Linked to Blood Clots

Oral menopause hormone therapy was linked to increased blood clot risk regardless of dose or treatment duration.
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General Healthcare
28 Sep 2026

High Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to Chronic Disease Risk

A review of 51 studies from across the globe links higher ultra-processed food intake to greater risks of several chronic diseases.
Dupilumab Paediatric Atopic Dermatitis
Dermatology
28 Sep 2026

Dupilumab Shows Effectiveness in Paediatric Atopic Dermatitis

A three-year cohort study found sustained dupilumab effectiveness and safety in children with atopic dermatitis, with higher itch and quality-of-life impairment among younger children.
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Neurology
28 Sep 2026

MRI Study Reveals Brain Morphometric Features of Bulimia Nervosa

An international ENIGMA study identified brain morphometric features that distinguish bulimia nervosa from healthy controls.
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Oncology
28 Sep 2026

Breast Cancer Genetic Testing Expands Through NHS Pathway

An NHS programme demonstrated the feasibility of clinician-light breast cancer genetic testing, identifying germline pathogenic variants in 4.7% of patients.
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Hematology
27 Sep 2026

Transplant Immunosuppression Regimens Affect Sinonasal Disease

A multicentre study found associations between transplant immunosuppression regimens and rates of sinonasal disease, allergic rhinitis and acute invasive fungal sinusitis.
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Allergy & Immunology
27 Sep 2026

Immunosuppression Regimens Influence Sinonasal Disease Post Transplant

A multicentre retrospective study found that sinonasal disease rates differed according to induction and maintenance immunosuppression among kidney and liver transplant recipients.
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Respiratory
27 Sep 2026

High-Dose Nitroglycerin Rapidly Improves SCAPE Symptoms

High-dose intravenous nitroglycerin provided rapid haemodynamic and symptomatic improvement in SCAPE, but did not significantly reduce intubation or intensive care admission and modestly increased hypotension risk.
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Gastroenterology
27 Sep 2026

Paediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Shows Frequent Malnutrition

A multicentre cohort found malnutrition was common at diagnosis of paediatric inflammatory bowel disease, while most underweight patients improved during follow up.

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Radiology
24 Sep 2026

First-Frame-Right Fluoroscopy

Smart Pulse Regulation addresses challenges in fluoroscopy by dynamically adjusting kV, mA, and exposure time within each radiation…
Oncology
23 Sep 2026

Recent Developments in NMIBC Research

Experts provide insights on recent developments in BCG-unresponsive non-muscle invasive bladder cancer research, including results from….
Reproductive Health
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21 Sep 2026

Postpartum Depression: Unmet Needs, Challenges, and Pathophysiology

At the Biogen-supported Industry Mini Session at the 38th ENCP Congress, experts discussed postpartum depression, its unmet needs…
Rheumatology
7 Sep 2026

Access and Affordability: Sandoz Denosumab​▼​

Biosimilars are biological medicines with an identical amino acid sequence along with structural and functional similarity to an already…
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Reproductive Health
22 Sep 2026

Insights from the SKYLARK Clinical Trial

Several mechanisms underlying the pathogenesis of PPD have been proposedOne proposed mechanism involves…
Rheumatology
7 Sep 2026

Access and Affordability: Sandoz Denosumab​▼​

Biosimilars are biological medicines with an identical amino acid sequence along with structural and functional similarity to an already…
Respiratory
28 Aug 2026

Chronic Cough Mechanism and Treatment​

Chronic cough, defined as a cough that lasts ≥8 weeks, is highly prevalent in patients with IPF. It is reported in approximately 85% of…
Flagship Journal
11 Aug 2026

When Inflammation Becomes Visible: Understanding its Burden

AD is a common, chronic, immune-mediated, inflammatory skin disease. Hand involvement is present in up to 56% of patients with moderate…

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Cardiology
28 Sep 2026

Modern Lipidology in CVD Prevention

In this series, host Catherine Glass speaks with Devaki Nair about some of the most important developments shaping modern lipidology…
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Gastroenterology
21 Sep 2026

FIT and Colonoscopy for Colorectal Cancer

In this series, host Catherine Glass speaks with Matt Rutter about the changing landscape of colorectal cancer screening and earlY…
Hematology
21 Sep 2026

Hema Now: Multiple Myeloma Advances and Future Directions

Jesús San Miguel explores advances in multiple myeloma management, including measurable residual disease, risk stratification, CAR T-cell…
Oncology
15 Sep 2026

Onc Now: Breaking Barriers in Cancer Immunotherapy

In this episode, Bjørn Henning Grønberg explores the evolving landscape of lung cancer care, progress and remaining challenges in…

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Hematology
22 Sep 2026

CML Progress: Long Term Data, QoL & AI

Explore 25 years of progress in chronic myeloid leukemia (CML), including longer-term ASC4FIRST Week 144 data in newly diagnosed patients…
Reproductive Health
21 Sep 2026
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Postpartum Depression: Unmet Needs, Challenges, and Pathophysiology

At the Biogen-supported Industry Mini Session at the 38th ENCP Congress, experts discussed postpartum depression, its unmet needs…
Respiratory
18 Sep 2026

ERS Congress Wrap 2026

The European Respiratory Society (ERS) Congress 2026 took place in Barcelona, Spain, bringing together the global respiratory community to…
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