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Hip Osteoarthritis Showed No Link with Alcohol Consumption
21+ hour, 27+ min ago (440+ words) EMJ Hip Osteoarthritis Showed No Link with Alcohol Consumption - Hip osteoarthritis study found no association between alcohol consumption and disease odds. - Analysis of 87,585 adults showed similar hip OA odds across all alcohol intake levels. - Findings suggested established risk factors remained…...
Processing, Not Meat Source, Linked to Fatty Liver Disease
21+ hour, 27+ min ago (317+ words) The processing status of meat may be more closely associated with MASLD than whether the meat comes from red meat or poultry, according to an analysis of U.S. adults. Researchers examined data from 1,828 adults who participated in the 2017–2018 National Health and…...
Early Fibrinogen Levels Predict Deep Venous Thrombosis
21+ hour, 27+ min ago (192+ words) EARLY fibrinogen measurement was associated with an increased risk of deep venous thrombosis in older adults admitted with hip fracture, according to a new retrospective cohort study. Deep venous thrombosis (DVT) is a frequent and serious complication following hip fracture…...
Systemic Sclerosis Oesophageal Stiffness Findings - EMJ
21+ hour, 27+ min ago (238+ words) Shear Wave Elastography Improved Systemic Sclerosis Assessment EMJ This site is intended for healthcare professionals Shear Wave Elastography Improved Systemic Sclerosis Assessment - Transabdominal shear wave elastography distinguished oesophageal involvement in systemic sclerosis. - Shear wave elastography showed good diagnostic performance for…...
Rethinking Lung Cancer Screening Strategies - AMJ
21+ hour, 27+ min ago (195+ words) LUNG cancer screening may miss aggressive disease while exposing some low-risk individuals to unnecessary repeat scans. A narrative review has highlighted a clinical paradox in current screening practice, in which overscreening and underscreening occur simultaneously. The authors suggest that fixed…...
Frailty Linked to Higher Risk of BPH and Urinary Symptoms in Older Men
21+ hour, 27+ min ago (231+ words) HIGHER levels of frailty are associated with an increased likelihood of symptomatic benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) in older men, according to findings from two nationally representative population-based studies conducted in China and the USA....
Brainstem Ocular Biomarkers Improves ADHD Classification
21+ hour, 27+ min ago (148+ words) To address this challenge, investigators developed a machine learning framework that analysed task-evoked pupil diameter and binocular eye movement synchrony during a visual attention task. Researchers evaluated 439 participants recruited from 14 clinical centres across Spain and the UK, including 324 children and…...
Predictors of Persistent Chronic Rhinosinusitis in Children
21+ hour, 27+ min ago (400+ words) EMJ This site is intended for healthcare professionals Predictors of Persistent Chronic Rhinosinusitis in Children A 5-YEAR prospective study has identified clinical and immunological markers that may help predict which preschool children with chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) are likely to experience…...
UV-Weighted Scoring Improves Photosensitive Disease Assessment
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (204+ words) EMJ - PRWFs provided a new approach to reduce surface area-related bias in severity scoring. - Preliminary reliability findings supported further validation of UV-weighted scoring in clinical studies. The researchers combined computational modelling of UV exposure across walking, standing, and sitting postures…...
ICNMD 2026 Interview: Marianne de Visser
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (789+ words) EMJ This site is intended for healthcare professionals ICNMD 2026 Interview: Marianne de Visser Marianne de Visser: Adult Neurologist and Emeritus Professor of Neuromuscular Diseases, Amsterdam University Medical Center, the Netherlands; Steering Committee, International Congress on Neuromuscular Diseases (ICNMD) Looking at…...