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Gestational Diabetes Linked to Early Gut Microbiome Changes in Newborns

Gestational Diabetes Linked to Early Gut Microbiome Changes in Newborns

Gestational diabetes in pregnancy changes the gut microbiome of newborns, increasing bacteria linked to inflammation and potential long-term health risks.

Alpha-Gal Syndrome Linked to Fatal Reaction

Alpha-Gal Syndrome Linked to Fatal Reaction

A newly reported fatal case of delayed anaphylaxis following beef consumption highlights the growing impact of alpha-gal syndrome.

Fast Five: Bertrand Tombal on Genitourinary Cancer Updates

In this episode, Bertrand Tombal discusses the latest updates in genitourinary cancers presented at ESMO 2025.

Interview with Esteban Martinez: EACS Guideline Updates

I think that the most transformative changes are those that bring HIV care closer to the way people actually live. The updated guidance on…

Patients with Primary Biliary Cholangitis Miss Recommended Monitoring - EMJ

Patients with Primary Biliary Cholangitis Miss Recommended Monitoring

Many people with primary biliary cholangitis are not receiving recommended alkaline phosphatase monitoring, and adherence is markedly higher among those under specialist care.

EACS 2025 Interview: Miłosz Parczewski and Anne-Marie Wensing

As the current EACS President, and the first from Central and Eastern Europe, I see several priorities for the coming years from this…

What is the Global Burden Of Headache Disorders? - EMJ

Headache Disorders Impact Billions Worldwide, Study Finds

Global data reveal persistent burden from headache disorders, highlighting urgent clinical and public health priorities for prevention and management.

Scotland sets £25bn target for life sciences by 2035

Scotland has announced a major new plan to grow its life sciences sector, aiming to boost economic growth and healthcare innovation.

Exercise reduces pain and fatigue in systemic sclerosis - EMJ

Tailored Exercise Programme Reduces Pain and Fatigue in Systemic Sclerosis

New trial shows high-intensity exercise can ease pain and fatigue in systemic sclerosis, improving quality of life and physical function after just 12 weeks.

Multilingualism May Delay Ageing, Major Study Finds - EMJ

Multilingualism May Delay Ageing, Major Study Finds

A study of over 86,000 adults across Europe finds that speaking multiple languages is associated with healthier ageing and lower risk of accelerated ageing.