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Asian Women With Breast Cancer Outlive White Peers
Published Date: 02 Jul 2026

Researchers seek to understand why Asian women fare better with the disease.

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FDA Approves Orca‑T, a Next‑Gen HSCT to Reduce GVHD
Published Date: 02 Jul 2026

By carefully controlling the mix of stem and T cells, Orca‑T lowers the risk for graft-vs-host disease in adults with hematologic cancers.

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How New Therapies Are Reshaping HER2+ Breast Cancer

Once a uniformly aggressive subtype, HER2+ breast cancer is now a proving ground for the most innovative therapies in oncology.

Deep Dive: Treatment or Surgery First in Pancreatic Cancer?

Pancreatic cancer's neoadjuvant debate is no longer about whether systemic therapy matters. It is about when to give it.

Fecal Transplant Offers No Clear Benefit in IBS

Fecal microbiota transplantation offers no clear benefit in reducing symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, a meta-analysis finds.

Should Type 2 Patients Not on Insulin Use Glucose Monitors?

While research shows some blood glucose benefits, perhaps the biggest benefit comes from lifestyle changes.

AAP Guidance Seeks to Prevent Iron Deficiency Anemia

The new recommendations include universal screening for teens girls, who are at a high risk for iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia.

PSMA-PET-CT May Allow Some Men to Skip Prostate Biopsy

Phase 3 data suggest PSMA-PET-CT could reduce unnecessary prostate biopsies in selected high-risk men, though longer follow-up is needed.

Personality Symptoms May Be Linked to Nutritional Issues

Patients who report cravings, cognitive issues, or low energy may benefit from a deep nutrition examination.

Surgery or Hormonal Therapy for Rectovaginal Endometriosis?

Women with rectovaginal endometriosis show similar improvements in pain, function, and quality of life with either surgery or hormonal therapy, supporting a more individualised treatment approach.

Bioterrorism and Disaster Medicine

This collection of news, notices, articles, and related links provide healthcare professionals with the latest information and resources related to caring for those affected by volatile world events such as terrorist attacks, war, and natural disasters.

Next Gen DSM Gets a New Name — and a New Vision

The next diagnostic manual is expected to place greater emphasis on evidence-based science, biomarkers, and AI, with the goal of becoming a continuously updated ‘living’ document.

Certain Eye Conditions Linked to Higher Odds of Loneliness

Nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy and blindness are associated with increased odds of loneliness, a study finds.

EMA Backs Broader Pediatric Use of Poxvirus Vaccine

EMA’s positive opinion would lower the approved age for Imvanex from 12 years to 2 years for smallpox, mpox, and vaccinia virus disease.

Frailty in RA Is Linked to Disease Consequences, Not Age

Teaser: Frailty is more common in older adults with rheumatoid arthritis than in community peers and is associated with fatigue, comorbidities, and poorer physical function rather than age.

Mezigdomide Triplet Improves PFS in R/R Multiple Myeloma

A phase 3 trial evaluates the efficacy of mezigdomide plus carfilzomib and dexamethasone vs carfilzomib and dexamethasone in patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma.

HPV Vaccine May Lower Cervical Cancer Mortality, Study Finds

High human papillomavirus vaccination coverage may substantially reduce mortality due to cervical cancer, a population-based study finds.

Children's Mental Health Referrals Top 1 Million

More than a million children in England had active mental health referrals in 2024-2025, with over 60,000 waiting more than 2 years for support.

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How New Therapies Are Reshaping HER2+ Breast Cancer

Once a uniformly aggressive subtype, HER2+ breast cancer is now a proving ground for the most innovative therapies in oncology.

Deep Dive: Treatment or Surgery First in Pancreatic Cancer?

Pancreatic cancer's neoadjuvant debate is no longer about whether systemic therapy matters. It is about when to give it.

Fecal Transplant Offers No Clear Benefit in IBS

Fecal microbiota transplantation offers no clear benefit in reducing symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, a meta-analysis finds.

Should Type 2 Patients Not on Insulin Use Glucose Monitors?

While research shows some blood glucose benefits, perhaps the biggest benefit comes from lifestyle changes.

AAP Guidance Seeks to Prevent Iron Deficiency Anemia

The new recommendations include universal screening for teens girls, who are at a high risk for iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia.

PSMA-PET-CT May Allow Some Men to Skip Prostate Biopsy

Phase 3 data suggest PSMA-PET-CT could reduce unnecessary prostate biopsies in selected high-risk men, though longer follow-up is needed.

Personality Symptoms May Be Linked to Nutritional Issues

Patients who report cravings, cognitive issues, or low energy may benefit from a deep nutrition examination.

Surgery or Hormonal Therapy for Rectovaginal Endometriosis?

Women with rectovaginal endometriosis show similar improvements in pain, function, and quality of life with either surgery or hormonal therapy, supporting a more individualised treatment approach.

Bioterrorism and Disaster Medicine

This collection of news, notices, articles, and related links provide healthcare professionals with the latest information and resources related to caring for those affected by volatile world events such as terrorist attacks, war, and natural disasters.

Next Gen DSM Gets a New Name — and a New Vision

The next diagnostic manual is expected to place greater emphasis on evidence-based science, biomarkers, and AI, with the goal of becoming a continuously updated ‘living’ document.

Certain Eye Conditions Linked to Higher Odds of Loneliness

Nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy and blindness are associated with increased odds of loneliness, a study finds.

EMA Backs Broader Pediatric Use of Poxvirus Vaccine

EMA’s positive opinion would lower the approved age for Imvanex from 12 years to 2 years for smallpox, mpox, and vaccinia virus disease.

Frailty in RA Is Linked to Disease Consequences, Not Age

Teaser: Frailty is more common in older adults with rheumatoid arthritis than in community peers and is associated with fatigue, comorbidities, and poorer physical function rather than age.

Mezigdomide Triplet Improves PFS in R/R Multiple Myeloma

A phase 3 trial evaluates the efficacy of mezigdomide plus carfilzomib and dexamethasone vs carfilzomib and dexamethasone in patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma.

HPV Vaccine May Lower Cervical Cancer Mortality, Study Finds

High human papillomavirus vaccination coverage may substantially reduce mortality due to cervical cancer, a population-based study finds.

Children's Mental Health Referrals Top 1 Million

More than a million children in England had active mental health referrals in 2024-2025, with over 60,000 waiting more than 2 years for support.

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Micro- and Nanoplastics: A Multiorgan Health Threat

Once present in the body, microplastics and nanoplastics can disrupt biological barriers and contribute to diseases impacting the gastrointestinal system and beyond.

Nasal Strips: Fancy Tape or Medical Miracle?

Nasal strips flood your feed and promise better sleep. Dr Labos investigates whether nasal strips are worth the hype — or just a very convincing placebo.

Deep Dive: Is Bariatric Surgery Over?

New obesity drugs are posting surgical-scale weight-loss numbers. Is the gap closing, or are we mistaking early results for the final answer?

Parkinson’s Treatment: Are Dopamine Agonists Fading?

New discussion around Parkinson’s treatment is putting dopamine agonists under the spotlight, with clinicians balancing motor benefits against behavioral side effects.

Does Liso-Cel Offer Long-Term Survival Benefits in R/R LBCL?

Researchers report the 5-year survival outcomes with lisocabtagene maraleucel in heavily pretreated patients with relapsed or refractory LBCL in the TRANSCEND study.

Treat or Wait, New Data on Asymptomatic Kidney Stones

Actively treating asymptomatic kidney stones is associated with lower odds of later recurrence and the need for surgery.

Australia’s New Lung Cancer Screening Enjoys High Uptake

The first year of Australia’s lung cancer screening program appears to be a success, with high uptake among its target population of heavy smokers.

Prostate Care: Quick Relief vs Retreatment

From steam injections to drug-coated balloons, the options for treating an enlarged prostate are growing fast.

Positive Topline Results for Novel LSD Formulation in MDD

A single dose of the LSD-based therapy DT120 produced rapid antidepressant effects that remained significant through 12 weeks in a pivotal phase 3 trial of major depressive disorder.

The $5 Million Doctor

1 in 5 doctors say their family’s net worth has crossed $5 million.

Carcinogen Concerns Trigger Review of Rifadin Syrup

Europe will be reviewing the tuberculosis medication following concerns raised by the Dutch medicines agency.

Trofinetide Approved for Rett Syndrome After Reexamination

The EMA reverses its previous decision and grants marketing authorization to the world’s first drug specifically approved for treating the syndrome.

Pfizer Trial Backs Paxlovid Dose for High-Risk Children

A post-marketing trial finds the oral antiviral achieves effective blood concentrations in at-risk children aged 6 years or older with mild-to-moderate COVID.

New Parkinson’s Drug Combines Immediate and Slow Release

The EMA approves a new formulation of a levodopa-carbidopa combination to treat moderate-to-severe motor fluctuations in patients with Parkinson’s disease.

Is Creatine for Brain Health Worth a Try?

Research on creatine supplementation has moved from the gym to the brain lab, leading neurologist Heidi Moawad to review the data on creatine’s potential for improving cognitive health.

S1 Episode 2: Is Alcohol the Missing Piece in Your MASLD Workup?

Patients with MASLD often underreport alcohol use and even modest intake can block improvement. Drs VanWagner and Ajmera share practical tools to quantify intake, spot MetALD, and counsel patients effectively.

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