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Premature Ovarian Insufficiency Linked to Increased Autoimmune Disease Risk

In a study that tracked 3,972 women diagnosed with spontaneous POI and 15,708 matched controls, the prevalence of autoimmune disorders was notably higher in those with POI

Study Identifies Key Gut Bacteria in Newborns

A major study on UK newborns has revealed three distinct gut microbiome profiles, potentially paving the way for the development of personalised probiotic therapies

Interview: Sara Tolaney

Sara Tolaney – I started having an interest in medicine from a young age. Part of what drove my interest was having various family members…

Real-World Evidence of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy and Mavacamten

George Cooper is joined by Perry Elliott, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at University College London, UK, and Anjali Owens…

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The Unspeakable Disease: A Tale of Two Siblings

The deficiency of arylsulfatase A due to the mutations in the ARSA gene is the cause of a rare inherited lysosomal storage disease…

Ultrasound Achieves 96% Sensitivity in Detecting Postmenopausal Ovarian Cancer

Ovarian cancer is a global challenge, with most cases diagnosed late. The IOTA ADNEX model offers high sensitivity for earlier detection, but managing false positives is crucial.

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Gilead expands access to PrEP HIV candidate in 120 countries

A new licensing agreement from Gilead Sciences and six generic drug manufacturers is poised to transform HIV prevention efforts

Interview: Philippe Froguel

Today, the priority populations to target to prevent diabetes should be young adults who have inadequate diets. This information should guide public health action to prevent diabetes.

Urological Cancer Care: A Patient-Centred Approach

Jonathan is joined by medical innovator Kyle Richards, to discuss the most exciting advancements in the field of prostate and bladder cancer therapeutics.

Rise in Oropharynx Cancer Rates in Scotland Over the Past 20 Years

A new study has highlighted shifting trends in head and neck cancers in Scotland, particularly focusing on the past two decades