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Pharmacist-Led Approach Improves Allergic Rhinitis Outcomes

The study found that patients receiving the AR-PRISE intervention experienced significant improvements in symptom control, particularly over the longer term.

Differences in Hepatitis B Virus- and Alcohol-Related Liver Failure

The study highlights stark contrasts in ACLF triggers across regions: HBV predominates in Eastern countries such as China, while alcohol is the main culprit in the West.

Age, Genetics, and Kidney Function Influence Dementia Blood Biomarkers

Parental genetics and kidney function partly shape blood-based biomarkers for dementia, underscoring the need for careful interpretation.

New Genetic Clues Link Chronic Cough and ACE Inhibitors

Scientists uncover shared genetic signals between chronic dry cough and ACE inhibitor-induced cough, pointing to neurological pathways as potential targets.

Single HPV Vaccine Dose in Girls Shows Strong Long-Term Immunity

New data show that one dose of the HPV vaccine in girls aged 9–14 triggers strong, lasting immune responses, comparable to a full three-dose course in adult women.

Circulating Tumour DNA Predicts Melanoma Recurrence Risk

Gene expression analysis also revealed that increased Myc-related gene expression correlated with poorer outcomes.

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NHS Expands Access to Once-Daily Cystic Fibrosis Treatment

Hundreds of people with cystic fibrosis in England will now have access to a new once-daily triple therapy, expanding treatment to rare genetic types for the first time.

Machine Learning Improves Liver Transplant Prediction Accuracy

While other machine learning models like MoRAL-AI and TRAIN-AI have also shown promise, TRIUMPH distinguishes itself through its robust generalisability.

Malaria Prevention in Pregnancy Threatened by Rising Drug Resistance

A major global study confirms that malaria resistance diminishes IPTp-SP’s antimalarial benefits but not its impact on low birthweight, prompting urgent calls for new preventive strategies.

Intense Pulsed Light Outperforms Nicotinamide in Acne Treatment Study

Both treatments resulted in significant improvement in inflammatory acne lesions; however, IPL yielded better overall outcomes.