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Increasing evidence suggests that diet plays a critical role in overactive bladder management, and this is expected to shape decision-making and guidance provided in clinical practice in the near future.

Published data has shown the COVID-19 and influenza vaccines to be 50% effective in preventing severe disease, protecting both children and adults against hospitalisation.

Estimating mortality due to kidney failure can be problematic, due to difficulties separating mortality attributed to comorbid conditions. Research has emerged which provides an alternative method to reduce this bias.

New research has noted an association between kidney cysts with progressive chronic kidney disease risk, following radical nephrectomy. Read to find out more.

New research analyses outcomes in males over and under 50 years of age with penile cancer. This investigation highlights the importance of public awareness and patient education for disease prevention, early detection, and management in the near future.

Females are waiting almost 9 years for an endometriosis diagnosis, and feel their symptoms are commonly dismissed by healthcare professionals. This study aims to raise awareness this Endometriosis Awareness Month (March 2024).

Researchers have developed a natural language processing based model, which utilises information from radiology reports to accurately identify patients with suspected pulmonary embolism in the emergency department.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, have investigated muscle loss as a risk factor of heart failure, emphasising the underexplored association between thigh muscle measurements and heart failure.