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IID Kick Off Serieson February 6, 2026
IID Kick Off Series
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FDA Updates Risks in Capecitabine, Fluorouracil Labelson February 6, 2026
The labeling updates address the risk of early-onset toxicity, including life-threatening adverse […]
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PCOS, heart disease, and diabetes: What every patient needs to knowon February 6, 2026
Having PCOS or persistently irregular cycles is linked with greater risk for cardiometabolic […]
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Comedy on Prescription? Pilot Raises Hopes for NHS Careon February 6, 2026
Early pilot data suggest comedy-based social prescribing could complement care, boost wellbeing, […]
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Study Maps Extensive Disease Links Beyond Childhood Eczemaon February 6, 2026
Using millions of NHS records, researchers mapped extensive links between childhood eczema and […]
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Home Visits Don't Reduce Heat-Related ED Use in Older Adultson February 6, 2026
Medicaid home visits before heat events are not associated with changes in emergency department […]
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Which Imaging Method Best Detects At-Risk MASH?on February 6, 2026
Noninvasive imaging tests may help identify at-risk metabolic dysfunction-associated […]
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Sixth National Flagship Course on Health Systems Strengthening for Indiaon February 6, 2026
The India Health Systems Reform Project at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, in […]
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Probiotics May Have Benefit for AD in Kids After 2 Monthson February 6, 2026
A meta-analysis finds probiotics may improve patient-reported quality-of-life scores in children […]
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ED Screening Uncovers Elevated Risk for Cervical Canceron February 6, 2026
Emergency department-based cervical cancer interventions identify precancerous lesions and […]
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Neoadjuvant Therapy Rises in Patients With Canceron February 6, 2026
The second annual NCDB report reveals a major shift toward preoperative systemic therapy in solid […]
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Risk-Based Breast Cancer Screening Nears a Turning Pointon February 6, 2026
If ongoing trials confirm recent results, decades of age-based mammography could give way to […]
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Antibiotic Use in Infancy May Set Path for Weight Gainon February 6, 2026
Early-life exposure to antibiotics is associated with a higher risk for overweight and obesity […]
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Framework Standardises TTE Image Quality Assessment in HFon February 6, 2026
A newly developed fine-grained framework assesses transthoracic echocardiography image quality, […]
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Fully Integrated Model Boosts Substance Use Care Engagementon February 6, 2026
A fully integrated substance use disorders emergency department model in Stockholm generates […]
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FIT May Identify High‑Risk Patients Who Need Colonoscopyon February 6, 2026
Faecal immunochemical testing may predict which symptomatic colonoscopy referrals are at high risk […]
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Most Young Children With Probable Autism Not Referredon February 6, 2026
A scoping review has found wide variance in overall rates of primary care referral for specialized […]
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Spanish Law Mandates Hospital Food Waste Prevention Planson February 6, 2026
Spain’s prevention of food loss and waste law places direct obligations on hospitals, from […]
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Dual Biologics May End Daily Pills Post-Kidney Transplanton February 6, 2026
A novel dual biologic regimen combining dazodalibep and belatacept is well tolerated and could […]
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When the Doctor Needs a Checkupon February 6, 2026
Researchers have documented a gradual decline in physicians’ cognitive abilities starting in […]
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CHOICE-2: IA Alteplase a Gamechanger for LVO Stroke?on February 6, 2026
Results from the CHOICE-2 trial show a 15% absolute increase in excellent functional outcomes with […]
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First Clear Win for Factor XIa Inhibitors in Strokeon February 6, 2026
The factor XIa inhibitor asundexian reduced recurrent ischemic stroke without increasing major or […]
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Novel Tool Accurately Estimates Poststroke Dementia Riskon February 6, 2026
A new predictive tool may help identify patients at risk for poststroke dementia, potentially […]
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Together We are Mighty: Water Filter Distribution in Rural Rwandaon February 5, 2026
Cora Cunningham is a Rose Service Learning Fellow and a Master of Science candidate in the […]
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Training medical students to talk about nutrition and healthon February 5, 2026
An online self-directed course provides a model for nutrition education in medical school.
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Leading public health schools today and tomorrow: A conversation with Deans Megan Ranney and Andrea Baccarellion February 5, 2026
In this fireside chat, two deans of leading schools of public health explored how to navigate a […]
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On one-year anniversary of LA wildfires, researchers assess health impacts, future prevention effortson February 5, 2026
A year after the devastating Los Angeles-area wildfires, Harvard Chan researchers who have been […]
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Community health centers face financial threats from federal policy changeson February 5, 2026
Federal policy changes are putting community health centers at risk of financial struggles, […]
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From air pollution to disease outbreaks: Assessing health impacts of Trump administration policieson February 5, 2026
Trump administration actions over the past year are expected to take a huge toll on health, […]
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Understanding the Structural Roots of Nepal’s Gen Z Movementon February 4, 2026
Part 1 of this series examined the September 2025 protest events of Nepal in the days leading up to […]