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Type 2 Diabetes Genetic Risk Offset by Muscle Strength

Higher muscle strength may offset genetic risk of Type 2 diabetes, offering a new route for prevention.

How Climate Change Is Shaping Allergic Rhinitis Worldwide

Over half of the studies identified a direct link between climate change and extended pollen seasons.

EBMT 2025 Interview: Christian Chabannon & Edoardo Campodonico

In this interview, Christian Chabannon and Edoardo Campodonico discuss the potential of CAR-T cell therapy holds in treating cancers…

Scientists crack the code for keeping lab-grown tissue alive

FluidForm Bio’s 3D bioprinting tech keeps lab-grown cells alive five times deeper using vascular-like gelatin scaffolds.

How Liver Disease Disrupts the Body’s Internal Clock

Discover new research on how liver disease affects circadian rhythms. Learn more.

Shorter Antibiotic Courses May Be Safe for Treating Febrile UTIs in Children

Discover how individualised treatment for febrile UTIs lowers antibiotic use and reduces adverse events in children.

Baricitinib Dose Reduction Maintains Disease Control in Rheumatoid Arthritis

New long-term study data suggest that patients with rheumatoid arthritis who achieve sustained disease control on baricitinib 4 mg may successfully taper to 2 mg, with the majority maintaining low disease activity or recapturing control if needed.

ESCMID Global 2025: AI Lung Ultrasound Outperforms Experts in Tuberculosis Diagnosis

An AI-powered lung ultrasound tool has outperformed human experts in diagnosing pulmonary tuberculosis, offering a fast, accessible, and sputum-free solution.

Dentists Could Play Key Role in Early Diagnosis of Childhood Leukaemia

A study shows that dentists can help identify early signs of childhood leukaemia through clinical and radiographical indicators, offering the potential for quicker diagnosis and improved outcomes.

ESCMID Global 2025: Breath-Based Bacterial Test Shows Real-Time Diagnostic Promise

A novel breath test that identifies bacterial infections may offer clinicians a rapid, non-invasive diagnostic and monitoring tool, according to findings presented at ESCMID Global 2025.