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New GLP-1 Data Reinforce CV Benefit
Tirzepatide is just as effective in reducing cardiovascular risk driven by central adiposity as that driven by general adiposity, shows a new analysis of the SUMMIT trial. Medscape Medical News
Tool Predicts Whether One Bruise in Pediatric ED Signals Abuse
The screening tool, which incorporates several factors, performed with 81.5% sensitivity and 87.6% specificity for abuse when one bruise is the only skin finding. Medscape Medical News
Benzene in Benzoyl Peroxide Products: New Findings
A new analysis of BP products and benzene degradation finds that formulation matters, with leave-on products having lower benzene, and levels ‘unlikely to be a clinically meaningful issue,’ a researcher said. Medscape Medical News
Does Taking ‘The Pill’ Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk?
The risk for ovarian cancer is likely to be at least partially modifiable, say the authors of a new study. Medscape Medical News
Lost in the Chart: How Medicine Fails Adopted Adults
Findings from a new study suggest primary care clinicians need better guidance on caring for adopted adult patients with limited family medical history. Medscape Medical News
AI Enhances Breast Cancer Detection in Screening Trial
Compared with standard double reading, AI-supported mammography detects more clinically relevant breast cancer cases without increasing false positives, a new trial shows. Medscape News UK
Is Disease Activity in IBD a Risk for C difficile Infection?
Factors linked to C difficile infection in patients with IBD include IBD activity prior to infection, shorter disease duration, previous use of corticosteroids, and prior hospitalisation. Medscape News UK
Nutrient Patterns and Depression Risk in Older Adults
A diet rich in magnesium, polyphenols, and vitamin B is linked to decreased odds of depression in older adults over time. Medscape News UK
NICE Approves Fenfluramine for Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome
The epilepsy treatment is now approved as an add-on therapy for patients aged ≥ 2 years, following an appeal against NICE’s initial rejection. Medscape News UK
Teva Pharma and Alvotech Launch Biosimilar to J&J's Stelara in US
Teva Pharmaceuticals and Alvotech said on Friday they have launched a biosimilar to Johnson & Johnson’s autoimmune drug Stelara in the United States, the second in a… Reuters Health Information
Anti-Factor XI Anticoagulants: Breakthrough or Bust?
The OCEANIC-AF trial has raised concerns about factor XI inhibitors. Should physicians still bet on this class of anticoagulants? Medscape Medical News
JAMA Journals Op-Ed Condemns US Fed Censorship
Editors from JAMA and its specialty journals on Thursday published a strongly-worded editorial opposing Trump administration censorship of government scientists and clinicians and vowed to uphold scientific integrity in communicating scientific research. Medscape Medical News
How Can Machine Learning Boost T1D Patients’ Time in Range?
Novel technology holds the potential to transform day-to-day tasks for people with type 1 diabetes. Medscape Medical News
Canada Experiencing a Late-Season Surge in Flu Cases
Influenza test positivity rates reached 24.3% in early February, surpassing last season’s peak, experts say. Medscape Medical News
Speech-in-Noise Hearing Impairment May Up Parkinson's Risk
Impairment in distinguishing spoken words from background noise may up Parkinson’s risk by 57% per 10 dB increase in the speech reception threshold, new research suggests. Medscape Medical News
Not All Plant-based Diets Are Equal in IBD Risk Mitigation
Greater adherence to a healthy plant-based diet is linked to reduced risk and improved outcomes for IBD, while unhealthy plant-based diets are linked to worse outcomes. Medscape Medical News
CDC Data on Flu and Bird Flu Goes Missing Amid Outbreaks
The CDC estimates at least 24 million illnesses, 310,000 hospitalizations, and 13,000 deaths from the flu since the start of October. KFF Health News
Eating Rhythms Delayed in Teens With Overweight or Obesity
The circadian rhythm of caloric intake is less pronounced and more delayed in young individuals with overweight and obesity than in those with a healthy weight, a recent study shows. Medscape Medical News
Antibiotics Getting False Blame for Colitis, Study Finds
A nationwide study of older adults in Sweden suggests a suspected link between antibiotic use and microscopic colitis is more likely a detection bias arising from similar gastrointestinal symptoms. Medscape Medical News