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People Living Together Share More Oral and Gut Microbiota

People with close family ties who live together share more oral and gut microbes with each other than with other people in their communities.

National AI Initiative Promising for Canadian Healthcare

Canada's new national AI strategy, "AI for All," aims to build trust, expand opportunities, and ensure that AI is used responsibly in healthcare and other industries.

Vitamin K2 Supplementation May Curb Coronary Calcification

Supplementation with vitamin K2 may help slow the progression of coronary artery calcification among people with mild coronary artery disease.

Post-Deprescribing, Do Older Adults Get Inappropriate Meds?

When substitutions occur, more than 1 in 4 involve a potentially inappropriate medication.

WHO Urges Europe to Strengthen Preparedness for Extreme Heat

Updated WHO guidance urges clinicians and health systems to identify vulnerable individuals early and strengthen prevention before extreme heat drives illness and death.

How Donors Died May Not Matter for Heart Transplant Outcomes

Recipients of heart transplants have similar 10-year survival and graft health outcomes, regardless of whether hearts are obtained from donors after circulatory death or brain death, a study finds.

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Younger Children With VTE: High Economic & Mortality Burden

Children and adolescents with venous thromboembolism, particularly children aged 4 years or younger, face a higher risk for mortality and economic burden.

Sugammadex Linked to Lower Respiratory Risks After Endoscopy

Block reversal using sugammadex is associated with better respiratory outcomes than that using neostigmine in adults undergoing upper gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures, a study finds.

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Younger Children With VTE: High Economic & Mortality Burden

Children and adolescents with venous thromboembolism, particularly children aged 4 years or younger, face a higher risk for mortality and economic burden.

Sugammadex Linked to Lower Respiratory Risks After Endoscopy

Block reversal using sugammadex is associated with better respiratory outcomes than that using neostigmine in adults undergoing upper gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures, a study finds.

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People with close family ties who live together share more oral and gut microbes with each other than with other people in their communities.

Canada's new national AI strategy, "AI for All," aims to build trust, expand opportunities, and ensure that AI is used responsibly in healthcare and other industries.

Supplementation with vitamin K2 may help slow the progression of coronary artery calcification among people with mild coronary artery disease.

When substitutions occur, more than 1 in 4 involve a potentially inappropriate medication.

Updated WHO guidance urges clinicians and health systems to identify vulnerable individuals early and strengthen prevention before extreme heat drives illness and death.

Recipients of heart transplants have similar 10-year survival and graft health outcomes, regardless of whether hearts are obtained from donors after circulatory death or brain death, a study finds.

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Why Does the Heart Rarely Develop Cancer?

New findings suggest the heart’s mechanical activity actively restrains tumor growth, revealing a pathway that could inspire future cancer treatments.

Inpatient Rehab Underutilized After Stroke, TBI

Fewer than 1 in 4 patients with stroke and fewer than 1 in 7 with traumatic brain injury are discharged from the hospital to an inpatient rehabilitation facility, new data show.

New Vericiguat Analysis Shows Hidden Benefits in HF

Vericiguat may be beneficial for heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, according to a new study that accounted for mortality events occurring after heart failure hospitalization.

Menopause Age Linked to Higher Hypercholesterolaemia Burden

Women experience a significant increase in hypercholesterolaemia diagnoses and related comorbidities around the menopausal transition compared with men.

Early Treatment Cuts Heart Risk in Hypercholesterolaemia

Early treatment of FH in childhood and adolescence may reduce lifetime cholesterol burden and lower the cardiovascular risk compared to treatment starting later in adulthood.

Metyrapone Reduces BP in Mild Autonomous Cortisol Secretion

Evening metyrapone treatment reduces blood pressure at the supine position and epicardial fat in patients with mild autonomous cortisol secretion.

Ultraprocessed Foods: A Factor in Male Fertility Decline?

Emerging evidence links heavily processed dietary patterns to poor semen quality and hormonal changes that may influence reproductive health.

New Atrial Fibrillation May Speed Kidney Decline in Adults

In working-age adults, new-onset atrial fibrillation is linked to a faster decline in kidney function and a substantially higher risk of experiencing a 30% or greater reduction in kidney function.

Gene Therapy Appears to Be Safe in FA Cardiomyopathy

Intravenous gene therapy delivering the frataxin gene appears safe and is associated with preliminary signs of reduced heart damage in patients with Friedreich ataxia cardiomyopathy.

Glycemic Benefits of Testosterone Therapy Wane After 2 Years

A follow-up of the T4DM trial in men with prediabetes or recent-onset type 2 diabetes show no further glycemic improvement after 2 years without ongoing lifestyle modification.

Surgery May Extend Survival in EGFR-Mutated Lung Cancer

Surgical removal of residual tumour during TKI therapy may improve survival in patients with epidermal growth factor receptor-mutated non-small cell lung cancer.

AI's 'Blind Trust' Problem Puts Patients at Risk

Panelists at HLTH Europe 2026 warned that clinicians and patients are increasingly deferring to algorithmic outputs over independent judgment.

Closing the Women's Health Gap With AI and Better Data

From cardiac misdiagnosis to an 8-year wait for endometriosis, experts at HLTH Europe lay out how AI and multimodal data can start closing the gender health gap.

Protein and Creatine Supplements Are No Longer Niche

The fitness supplements have gone mainstream. How much is too much? How should GLP-1 patients use them? Will creatine save our brains? Here’s what the science says.

GLP-1s Tied to Higher Risk for Dizziness, Fainting for Some

Hypotension-related events increased after starting GLP-1s in patients taking multiple antihypertensive medications.

Phase 3 HCM Drug Offers Promising Results in Exercise Tests

Treatment with aficamten may improve multiple measures of exercise in patients with obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a study finds.

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