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A massive 21-country study confirms that mammography screening has significantly shifted breast cancer detection toward earlier stages, contributing to a substantial decline in mortality across Europe, though treatment advances also play a
A secondary analysis of the My Body, My Test-3 trial shows that mailed self-collection kits effectively detect both HPV and STIs in underscreened, low-income women, with high patient preference and significant clinical yield.
A major long-term trial reveals that a moderate-protein, moderate-glycaemic index diet is more effective for sustaining prediabetes remission than high-protein alternatives, regardless of total weight loss.
A large-scale prospective study of over 100,000 participants identifies significant associations between specific food preservatives, including sorbates, nitrites, and nitrates, and an increased risk of overall, breast, and prostate cancers
The GBD 2023 study highlights a 33.4% reduction in pediatric LRI mortality since 2010, yet 2.5 million annual deaths persist. While Streptococcus pneumoniae remains the primary pathogen, newly modeled aetiologies like non-tuberculous mycoba
Electronic behavioral nudges significantly improve influenza vaccination rates among patients with chronic and cardiovascular diseases, offering scalable public health strategies.
A comprehensive population study of 450,453 deaths identifies specific occupations, including fishing, mining, and funeral services, with disproportionately high cancer mortality, suggesting a complex interplay of workplace exposures and st
A 4-year randomized controlled trial found that computer-generated feedback letters failed to reduce alcohol consumption in the general population. Unexpectedly, the control group showed greater reduction at 48 months, suggesting that curre
A new influenza strain, Subclade K (AH3N2 J.2.4.1), is dominating Europe’s flu season with a 90% prevalence rate. Experts emphasize that while the strain is highly transmissible, vaccination remains the most effective tool for prevent
This interim analysis of the phase 4 EPI-MAL-003 study demonstrates that the RTS,S/AS01E malaria vaccine significantly reduces severe malaria, malaria-related hospitalizations, and all-cause hospitalizations in real-world clinical settings
A nationally representative 2022 study found hearing loss in 54.6% of Hispanic US adults 65+; only 8.3% of those with hearing loss reported using hearing aids, underscoring major access gaps.
A multinational time-series study across nine countries found increased short-term mortality after tropical cyclones for multiple causes — highest for renal disease and injuries — with larger effects in deprived and cyclone-naïve communitie
A Singapore trial shows simple mailed reminders effectively increase overdue mammogram screenings; additional incentives or digital interventions offer no significant benefit.
A Harvard study following 230,000 people over 32 years shows that regular, moderate exercise sustained over time is more effective at preventing digestive system cancers than sporadic high-intensity workouts.
An adult male in Washington has tested positive for avian flu, marking a resurgence after 9 months. This article explores the scientific evidence, recent outbreaks, and practical advice to prevent infection.
A longitudinal, nationally representative cohort study found that within-person transition from current to former cigarette smoking was associated with a 30–43% higher odds of sustained recovery from other substance use disorders, supportin
The GBD 2023 analysis estimates 788 million adults living with chronic kidney disease in 2023, rising since 1990, with CKD a top-10 cause of death and a major contributor to cardiovascular mortality. Urgent action on screening, prevention,
A concise, clinician- and public-facing synthesis of the JAMA Summit consensus outlining a 2040 vision and five near-term actions to substantially reduce firearm harms.
This case report summarizes the feasibility study of a group-based gambling prevention intervention among male football fans, revealing recruitment challenges and insights into intervention delivery within football club contexts.
New research reveals that quitting smoking in mid to late life significantly slows cognitive decline, offering an added three years of brain health regardless of quitting age.
