Early Bleeding Alone Not Tied to Pregnancy Loss Risk
First-trimester bleeding is not linked to a risk for pregnancy loss, but bleeding with ultrasound dating that is more than ...
Bariatric Surgery Beats GLP-1s for Heart Protection in T2D
A meta-analysis of 11 studies involving over 19,000 patients with T2D and obesity shows that bariatric surgery provides greater cardiovascular ...
FDA Approves Desmoda for Central Diabetes Insipidus
(MedPage Today) -- The FDA approved desmopressin acetate (Desmoda) oral solution for the management of central diabetes insipidus in adults ...
Casey Means’ Cringey Senate Hearing Should Sink Her Surgeon General Bid
(MedPage Today) -- After months of delay -- first a stalled nomination process, then a childbirth that preempted her October ...
Padcev-Keytruda Combo Lands Another Win in Bladder Cancer
(MedPage Today) -- SAN FRANCISCO -- Perioperative treatment with enfortumab vedotin (Padcev) plus pembrolizumab (Keytruda) significantly improved survival compared with ...
Tiny Blood Smidges in the Brain: Amount and Location Tied to Dementia
In a cohort study, brain imaging results showing cerebral microbleeding had varying associations with dementia depending on the specific microbleed ...
Exercise May Up QoL When Taking Chemo for Breast Cancer
A new study examines how exercise modality and dose could affect quality of life outcomes in women undergoing chemotherapy for ...
AI Vulnerable to Fake Info; Vegetarians Have Fewer Cancers; ‘Snooki’ Has Cancer
(MedPage Today) -- Artificial intelligence (AI) programs have a vulnerability to fabricated medical information, particularly misinformation written in authoritative or ...
Study Warns of Large Increase in New HIV Cases in U.S. if Ryan White Program Ends
(MedPage Today) -- DENVER -- Ending funding for the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program would result in an estimated 73% increase ...
No Major ‘Reactions’ at FDA’s Food Allergy Expert Panel
(MedPage Today) -- The latest FDA expert panel gave Commissioner Marty Makary, MD, MPH, a chance to sound off on ...
EMA Backs First Combined mRNA Vaccine for COVID-19 and Flu
Co-infection of influenza virus and SARS-CoV-2 can lead to more severe disease than infection of either alone. Medscape News Europe ...
EMA Backs Continuous Infusion Levodopa for Parkinson’s
Designed for advanced Parkinson’s with poorly controlled motor fluctuations, the infusion delivers steadier levodopa exposure than pills via continuous subcutaneous ...
FDA to Offer Bonus Payments to Staffers Who Complete Speedy Drug Reviews
(MedPage Today) -- The head of the FDA plans to start offering bonus payments to agency drug reviewers who complete ...
EMA Rejects Drugs for Rett Syndrome, Schizophrenia
Daybue was turned down for Rett syndrome, and Iloperidone for schizophrenia and bipolar I, with safety and benefit-risk concerns cited ...
NASA’s Artemis moon exploration programme is getting a major makeover
NASA’s Space Launch System has had a tricky startNASA/Cory Huston NASA is shaking up the plan for its Artemis moon ...
NIH Vacancies; MA Referral Shakeup; Erase 20 Years of Nursing Board Discipline?
(MedPage Today) -- The following is a transcript of the podcast episode: Rachael Robertson: Hey everybody, welcome to MedPod Today, ...
Two New Options for Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria in the EU
EU advisers recommend an oral add-on for adults who remain symptomatic on antihistamines and expanded dupilumab to ages 2-11, bringing ...
EMA Supports First European Therapy for WHIM Syndrome
WHIM syndrome is an ultra-rare hereditary immunodeficiency disease that leads to recurrent severe infections and an increased risk for viral-associated ...
Study Questions Use of Prostate Cancer Hormone Therapy in Certain Cases
(MedPage Today) -- SAN FRANCISCO -- Adding hormone therapy to postoperative radiotherapy did not improve overall survival (OS) for most ...
Conditional EU Nod for Weekly Pill in Pediatric Glioma
Current treatment options include surgery and chemotherapy, but chemotherapy’s benefits are often modest and can cause substantial side effects. Medscape ...
