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Potential breakthrough in brain-computer interface research

New research from Precision Neuroscience shows its brain-computer interface can record high-resolution signals without invasive surgery.

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CT Colonography Matches FIT in Long-Term Cancer Detection

Learn how new trial data show CT colonography offers similar colorectal cancer detection to biennial FIT.

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Skin-to-Skin Contact Boosts Infant Brain Growth

Skin-to-skin contact in hospital helps very preterm infants develop stronger brain pathways for stress and emotions.

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Hema Now: Episode 26: Highlights from the 2025 IMS Meeting

In this episode, Claudio Cerchione recaps the 2025 International Myeloma Society (IMS) Annual Meeting, highlighting key advances in treatment, the evolving research landscape, and more.

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Omega-3 Supplements Show Limited Benefit for Diabetic Neuropathy

New data suggests omega-3 supplements provide little to no benefit for diabetic polyneuropathy.

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Childhood Asthma: New Advances in Inhaler Therapy

A major new study has provided evidence that treatment for childhood asthma could be significantly improved by replacing traditional salbutamol relievers with budesonide–formoterol.

Patient-Centric Care Through Same-Day Discharge (SDD)

In this first episode of the EMJ podcast series, independent health communications specialist Sue Saville is joined by renowned…

Simplified Approach to PCI for Bifurcation Lesions

Coronary bifurcation lesions pose a significant challenge in interventional cardiology, accounting for approximately 15–25% of…

FTSE 100 hits new high as UK pharma stocks surge

UK pharma and healthcare stocks drive FTSE 100 to a record high, led by AstraZeneca, as trade policy shifts boost investor confidence.

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TAVR Reinterventions on the Rise, Data Shows

TAVR reintervention rates and procedural volumes are climbing, as growing numbers of patients outlive their original implants.