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Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Before Allogeneic Transplant Boosts Survival in Hodgkin Lymphoma

ICI treatment before transplant enhances survival in relapsed Hodgkin lymphoma, though it increases the risk of acute GVHD.

Sugary Drinks May Increase Diabetes Risk via Gut Microbiome

Researchers have shown that sugary drink intake affects diabetes risk via gut microbiome.

NICE Endorses First-of-Its-Kind Allergic Rhinitis Treatment

The newly recommended immunotherapy works by gradually increasing the body’s resistance to house dust mites.

EMJ Innovations 9 [Supplement 1] 2025

In this symposium, three case studies from the UK and Spain demonstrated how fewer appointments per patient with faricimab resulted in…

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Lungs

Qureight and Avalyn unite to advance pulmonary fibrosis treatment

Two companies have come together to enhance the way imaging technology is used to assess treatment responses in progressive pulmonary fibrosis.

New Risk Score Uses Stress Levels to Improve Heart Disease Prediction

A novel cardiovascular risk score improves prediction of heart disease by assessing stress-related changes in vascular function.

Optic Neuropathy Concerns with Popular Antidiabetic Drugs

Ophthalmic complications linked to semaglutide and tirzepatide raise concerns for diabetic patients on these medications.

Joint-Specific Responses to TNFi in Psoriatic Arthritis Revealed in European Study

A study of over 1,700 psoriatic arthritis patients across nine European countries reveals that tumor necrosis factor inhibitors (TNFi) work differently depending on the affected joint.

Understanding Biological Mechanisms Behind Postpartum Depression

One promising area of research revolves around neuroactive steroids (NAS), which are metabolites of cholesterol that can influence brain activity.