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Gut Changes and Harms With Longer Preterm Antibiotic Use

Prolonged antibiotic use should be avoided in preterm infants, especially without confirmed sepsis, to reduce adverse events and microbiome changes, two studies suggest. Medscape News Global

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Can a Simple Filter Reduce Pollution’s Cardiac Effects?

Research in India links fine particulate matter to blood pressure and disease burden, while a small hospital study explores whether a mask filter can blunt pollution’s effects. Medscape News Global

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Virtual Reality Enters Multimodal Pain Care

Virtual reality may help people with chronic pain move beyond avoidance by combining movement, relaxation, and behavioral strategies in immersive therapy. Medscape News Europe

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Government Reverses Decision to Scrap Healthwatch

Ministers also dropped plans to fold the patient safety investigator into the care regulator, and health groups have welcomed both changes. Medscape News UK

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High hsCRP Levels Tied to Worse Outcomes in Kidney Disease

Among patients with moderate-to-severe chronic kidney disease, higher hsCRP levels are independently associated with increased risks for cardiovascular disease, acute kidney injury, and mortality. Medscape News UK

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Efgartigimod Adds No Remission Benefit in Pemphigus

Adding subcutaneous efgartigimod to prednisone does not significantly improve remission or reduce prednisone use in patients with moderate-to-severe pemphigus. Medscape News UK

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Fewer Carbs Tied to Better Glycaemia in Gestational Diabetes

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Staggering 74.5% of NFL players who died from 2008 to 2023 likely had CTE, study finds

A new study from Boston University looks at the rate of the brain disease CTE in former NFL players who died between 2008 and 2023. Even after accounting for brain donation bias, researchers find nearly 75% of former NFL players who...

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Healthy Diet May Curb Heart Disease Risk in Cancer Survivors

Cancer survivors face elevated cardiovascular risk, but a heart-healthy diet may help mitigate it, a UK Biobank study suggests.

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Older Adults With AF: Anticoagulant Use May Lower Death Risk

Among patients aged 80 years or older with atrial fibrillation, continuing anticoagulation therapy is associated with a lower risk for mortality than never receiving the therapy, a recent study shows.

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Osimertinib-Savolitinib Boosts Survival in MET+ NSCLC

The targeted doublet extended progression-free and overall survival in patients with MET-altered lung cancer that had progressed on osimertinib -- pointing to a potential new treatment option.

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Bipolar Disorder Linked to Higher Cardiovascular Risk

Adults with bipolar disorder have a high cardiovascular burden, with a higher incidence of cardiovascular events than control individuals, a meta-analysis shows.

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OAC After Brain Bleed in AF Tied to Lower Stroke Risk

Oral anticoagulation is tied to lower risks for ischemic stroke and death compared with no anticoagulation in patients with AF and prior intracranial bleeding, a study shows..

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CRSwNP: Dupilumab vs Surgery Care Needs Shift Over Time

Patients with nasal polyps who receive dupilumab have a lower risk for using antibiotics or steroids early on than those undergoing surgery, but this risk increases after 6 months, a study reports.

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Less Frequent ICI Therapy Fails in Trial but Offers Lessons

An immunotherapy de-escalation trial was halted due to a concerning increase in patient deaths. But it also suggests that the approach needs to be better tailored.

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Inflammation Tied to Worse Outcomes After PCI

Residual inflammatory risk is associated with an increased risk for major adverse cardiovascular events after coronary stenting, even when traditional risk factors are under control.

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Four CPPD Phenotypes Identified via Cluster Analysis

Study groups patients with calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease into four distinct clusters, mainly by number of joints affected, age at onset, and level of inflammation.

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Maternal RSV Vaccine, Nirsevimab Show Similar Protection

Maternal vaccination during pregnancy and a monoclonal antibody given to infants offer similar protection against respiratory syncytial virus infection and hospitalization among full-term infants.

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Months-Long Waits May Delay Early Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

A nationwide survey shows people seeking neurology care for memory concerns wait an average of 4 months, potentially preventing early Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis and treatment.

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Metformin Linked to Less Gland Inflammation in SjD

The retrospective study finds no significant differences in patient-reported dryness or unstimulated salivary flow, highlighting the need for randomized trials.

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