Amyloid PET Emerges as Key Tool for Managing Anti-Amyloid Alzheimer’s Therapy
Anti-amyloid monoclonal antibodies for Alzheimer's disease are now shifting clinical focus from diagnosis to individual treatment optimisation. Amyloid PET imaging…
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Cambridge researchers identify three distinct severe pneumonia subtypes, opening path to personalised treatment
University of Cambridge researchers have identified three distinct subtypes of severe pneumonia, each associated with different intensive care outcomes. The…
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Acute Generalised Exanthematous Pustulosis in a 69-Year-Old Man: A Rare Drug Reaction Case
A 69-year-old man's case of acute generalised exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP), a rare but severe drug-induced skin reaction, highlights the importance…
Childhood LGBTQ+ Stigma Linked to Long-Term Relationship Difficulties in Adulthood
Childhood rejection, discrimination, and bullying rooted in LGBTQ+ identity create persistent shame that damages adult romantic relationships. Psychologists identify meaning-making…
Bones Are Living Organs That Talk to Your Body—Here’s How
Bones are living tissues that continuously secrete hormones and signalling molecules—including osteocalcin—that regulate blood glucose, immune function, and brain health.…
Puberty Blocker Research Trial Justified to Reduce Harm in Gender-Dysphoric Youth, Says Cass Review Lead
Dr. Hilary Cass, lead author of the 2024 independent review of UK gender-identity services for children, has justified conducting a…
FDA launches pilot programme to accelerate early-stage clinical trials amid global competition
The US FDA is launching a pilot programme to expedite the approval of early-stage clinical trials, citing international competitive pressures…
PROTEUS Trial Shows Promise for Perioperative Prostate Cancer Therapy
A landmark PROTEUS trial published in Nature Medicine (June 2026) demonstrates that combining perioperative androgen-deprivation therapy with apalutamide offers a…
Young Adults Show Accelerated Biological Aging and Higher Early-Onset Cancer Risk, Nature Medicine Study Finds
Young adults are experiencing accelerated biological aging across systemic and organ-specific levels, correlating with increased early-onset cancer risk compared with…
Heliconius butterflies’ extended lifespans reveal potential pathways to understanding ageing
Scientists have identified that Heliconius butterflies live several times longer than related species and show minimal physical decline during ageing.…