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Dietary macronutrient sources, particularly plant-based foods, are associated with reduced psoriasis severity, according to a ...

Dr Zaheer Mangera to rejoin Clinical Excellence in Respiratory Care to explore how teams should be navigating evolving lung ...

A hormone-related interleukin (IL)–epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) axis that underpins greater type 2 (T2) ...

A new consensus defines vitiligo severity and relapse, highlighting the need for psychosocial considerations in clinical ...

Breast Cancer Now's Catherine Priestley discusses the importance and evolution of the multidisciplinary team in breast cancer care.

The burden of OSA and the need to improve its diagnosis and treatment adherence in routine practice has been highlighted in a ...

Comparable diagnostic performance between AI and clinicians has been demonstrated in melanoma studies, but broader validation is necessary.

Portraits of Women in Surgery exhibition continues, Prof Felicity Meyer shares reflections on the evolution of the profession.

From its first use in 1998, to its status as a routine management strategy when medication is not an option, our understanding of catheter ablation for AF has grown immensely 4. Over the past 28 years ...

Tumour burden and access to local treatment, rather than the timing of liver metastases detection, determine outcomes in colorectal cancer, a multicentre cohort study has found. Drawing on data from ...

Infectious diseases have always evolved in response to emerging therapeutics – something Alexander Fleming warned of in his 1945 Nobel Prize lecture. What is changing now is the degree to which ...