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Cirrhosis Guideline Offers Primary Care Recommendations

A new ACG guideline outlines preventive steps to help primary care clinicians improve cirrhosis outcomes, including vaccines, alcohol screening, and osteoporosis therapy. Medscape Medical News

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The ‘First True Neural Implant’ Is Taking a Big Step Forward

As cochlear implants go fully internal, the technology could pave the way for other sensory implants. Medscape Medical News

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Is Your Patient’s Depression Really a Body-Clock Problem?

Nearly 1 in 4 participants with severe depression fit a proposed circadian subtype linked to earlier symptom onset and a weaker response to standard antidepressants. Medscape Medical News

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Atopic Symptoms Reported by Hormone Therapy Users

Mood changes, anxiety, and brain fog are more common complaints than itching or wheezing, and experts caution that the survey cannot establish cause and effect. Medscape Medical News

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Autism Tied to Fourfold Higher Rate of Parkinsonism

Rates of parkinsonism are substantially higher among adults with autism, even after accounting for medications that can cause Parkinson-like symptoms. Medscape Medical News

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Early Survivorship Care Boosts HNC Outcomes

Patients with head and neck cancer who attended a survivorship clinic before completing RT were more likely to complete treatment on schedule and had better 3-year DFS than those who did not attend. Medscape Medical News

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Vitiligo: Even Mild Disease Brings Stigma for Children

Stigma, perceived or experienced, was linked with depression and anxiety and parents underestimate the problem, researchers found. Medscape Medical News

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SLE Linked to Higher Postoperative Complication Risk

Systemic lupus erythematosus is linked to increased risks for surgical, infectious, and clinical complications after abdominal, urologic, pelvic, and obstetric procedures. Medscape Medical News

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Prostate Surgery Procedure Type Tied to Bladder Drug Use

After benign prostatic hyperplasia surgery, medication initiation varies by procedure; laser photovaporization is tied to a higher risk for initiation than transurethral resection of the prostate. Medscape Medical News

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A Simple Plastic Device May Ease Vaccination Pain in Infants

Application of a simple plastic device on the skin, just before a shot is administered, may reduce pain during vaccination among infants, a meta-analysis suggests. Medscape Medical News

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FDA Psychiatry Digest: October 2026

Here’s a monthly snapshot of FDA activity involving therapies used in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of psychiatric conditions. Medscape Medical News

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FDA Clears New Treatment Option for Severe Eye Conditions

The approval brings a more affordable treatment option to Americans living with serious retinal conditions. Medscape Medical News

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Sexual Choking: When Does It Become a Medical Emergency?

Sexual neck compression may cause vascular, airway, and neurologic injuries, yet patients may not disclose the circumstances when they seek emergency care. Medscape News Global

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Italy’s Migrant Detention System Under Medical Scrutiny

Research suggests that immigration detention can harm health, and in Italy, sparse data, incomplete medical records, and fitness-for-detention assessments have raised concern among clinicians. Medscape News Europe

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At Least 200 GP Practices to Trial Cancer Blood Tests

More than 20,000 patients aged 45 or over with abdominal symptoms will take part in the trial, which runs until October 2031. Medscape News UK

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Ethnicity-Adjusted BMI Thresholds Need Wider Use, GPs Told

Speakers at the RCGP conference said Asian populations can face higher cardiometabolic risk at lower BMIs and urged earlier intervention. Medscape News UK

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Sleepmaxxing: Is the Pursuit of Perfect Sleep Backfiring?

From mouth taping to sleep scores, popular strategies raise questions about safety, evidence, and when efforts to improve rest warrant clinical attention. Medscape News Europe

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Platelet Count, CRP Tied to Cancer Risk Across Ethnicities

Elevated platelet counts and CRP levels are tied to a risk for cancer among White, Asian, and Black patients in primary care, with stronger associations with colorectal cancer among Black patients. Medscape News UK

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Cord Blood Transfusion Appears Feasible in Preterm Infants

Umbilical cord blood-derived RBC transfusion appears feasible in extremely preterm infants, with a smaller drop in foetal haemoglobin than that seen with adult donor blood-derived RBC transfusion. Medscape News UK

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Foslevodopa-Foscarbidopa May Ease Non-Motor PD Fluctuations

Subcutaneous foslevodopa-foscarbidopa infusion may ease non-motor fluctuations in advanced PD, especially during OFF periods, but responses vary based on symptoms. Medscape News UK

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Can Virtual Care Ease Canada’s ER Crisis?

Virtual emergency care could ease pressures on health systems, particularly in rural Canada, but experts call for better integration and evaluation. Medscape News Canada

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Primary Aldosteronism: Screening and Genetic Risk in Focus

Genetic variants can influence tumor location, metastatic risk, treatment choices, and surveillance needs, including those of children and relatives who carry pathogenic variants. Medscape News Europe

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Can Heart Damage From Anabolic Steroids Be Reversed?

Researchers assess whether cardiac abnormalities persist or improve after anabolic steroid cessation, highlighting the importance of long-term cardiovascular monitoring. Medscape News Europe

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Can Endotypes Guide Treatment in Inflammatory Skin Disease?

Molecular insights have transformed treatment development in inflammatory skin diseases, but clinicians still lack reliable tools to match therapies to individual patients. Medscape News Europe

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GPs Urged to Ask Children About Screens and Online Harm

Sleep disturbances, anxiety, or behavioural changes may signal hidden online harm, and consultation aids can help GPs raise the subject. Medscape News UK

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Oseltamivir Not Linked to Shorter Stay in Kids With Flu

Oseltamivir is not linked to shorter hospital stays in children with influenza, even when given early, suggests a retrospective analysis of data from 14 Canadian hospitals. Medscape News Europe

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Gene-Elusive Cardiomyopathy: Do Athletes Fare Worse?

Competitive athletes with gene-elusive arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy show more electrical changes and a higher unadjusted hazard of life-threatening arrhythmias, death, or heart transplantation. Medscape News UK

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Prolactin Tied to Poorer Diastolic Function in Men With T2D

Higher prolactin levels are associated with poorer diastolic function and heart failure symptoms in men, but not in women, with type 2 diabetes. Medscape News UK

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Aspirin May Reduce Repeat Preterm Birth in Placental Lesions

Low-dose aspirin may help reduce recurrent preterm birth among women with prior spontaneous preterm birth and signs of placental vascular malperfusion. Medscape News UK

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After Alcohol Treatment, When Can Patients Return to Work?

A history of alcohol use disorder does not automatically prevent employment; however, clinicians must consider workplace safety, confidentiality, and functional readiness. Medscape News Europe

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