Telomere shortening is associated with depression and cognitive impairment in adults

Executive Dysfunction Tied to ASM Load in Resistant Epilepsy

Executive dysfunction in drug-resistant epilepsy is common and linked to greater ASM load/number of ASMs and increased likelihood of unemployment, a new study shows.

Where Are the Adult ADHD Guidelines?

Nearly 4 years after work began on the first US clinical guidelines for adult ADHD, clinicians are still waiting as diagnoses rise and awareness of the condition increases.

Nasal Brush Biopsy Flags Preclinical Alzheimer’s Disease

Minimally invasive olfactory brush biopsy flags biological signals of Alzheimer’s disease years before memory loss occurs.

Preterm Caffeine Discharge Practices Vary Across Europe

Premature infants leave hospitals on caffeine therapy for apnoea across Europe, and over half routinely use home monitoring; however, regions differ widely in how and when the therapy is discontinued.

Eptinezumab Sustains Long-Term Migraine Response

Early eptinezumab responders continue to experience strong reductions in monthly migraine days across 72 weeks, with sustained response being more frequent at the higher dose.

Europe Strengthens Lab Defenses Against Key Pathogens

Built on lessons from COVID, new reference laboratories will aim to improve diagnostic consistency, support national laboratories, and sharpen outbreak surveillance.

Is Social Media Addiction Real?

Amid mounting lawsuits against social media companies and mental health concerns, the question remains: Is social media addiction real?

First Glucocorticoid RA Approved for Ovarian Cancer

Relacorilant enhances chemotherapy sensitivity in platinum-resistant disease.

Only a Few AI Devices Serve Kids; Regulatory Hurdles Persist

AI medical devices for children remain scarce and cover few clinical areas.

RSV Springs Ahead

Moderate but rising RSV rates in many areas counter the decline in other respiratory infections.

Cesarean Birth in the Middle East: A Public Health Reckoning

The issue is not just about maternal preference or obesity, but about the systemic forces making cesarean delivery the default.

Don't Stop Gliflozin: Continue SGLT2i in Diabetic Foot Ulcer

Dr David Armstrong says new research suggests clinicians should continue SGLT2is in patients with diabetic foot ulcers to support faster healing without increasing amputation risk.

The Moral Failure of the CDC-Funded Hep B Vaccine Study

5 Million Deaths Tied to Global Inactivity

New research ties global inactivity to millions of deaths; specialists call for standardized national monitoring, bigger school programs, and funding that links infrastructure to activity.