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Beyond the Common Cold: Deciphering the Surge of Influenza Subclade K Across Europe

Beyond the Common Cold: Deciphering the Surge of Influenza Subclade K Across Europe

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 preventing se

Section: Infectious DiseasesDec 21, 2025

Real-World Implementation of RTS,S/AS01E Malaria Vaccine Reduces Severe Malaria by 58%: Evidence from the EPI-MAL-003 Phase 4 Study

Real-World Implementation of RTS,S/AS01E Malaria Vaccine Reduces Severe Malaria by 58%: Evidence from the EPI-MAL-003 Phase 4 Study

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

Section: Infectious DiseasesDec 21, 2025

More Than Half of Hispanic Medicare Beneficiaries Aged 65+ Have Hearing Loss — Yet Few Use Hearing Aids

More Than Half of Hispanic Medicare Beneficiaries Aged 65+ Have Hearing Loss — Yet Few Use Hearing Aids

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.

Section: newsNov 25, 2025

Unequal and Multisystem Mortality Risks After Tropical Cyclones: Renal, Injury, Infectious and Chronic Disease Burdens Across Nine Countries

Unequal and Multisystem Mortality Risks After Tropical Cyclones: Renal, Injury, Infectious and Chronic Disease Burdens Across Nine Countries

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

Section: NephrologyNov 22, 2025

Boosting Mammogram Screening Rates: What Really Works for Overdue Women?

Boosting Mammogram Screening Rates: What Really Works for Overdue Women?

A Singapore trial shows simple mailed reminders effectively increase overdue mammogram screenings; additional incentives or digital interventions offer no significant benefit.

Section: newsNov 18, 2025

The Power of Persistence: How Consistent Moderate Exercise Significantly Lowers Digestive Cancer Risk

The Power of Persistence: How Consistent Moderate Exercise Significantly Lowers Digestive Cancer Risk

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.

Section: newsNov 17, 2025

Bird Flu Returns: Understanding the Risks and Staying Safe

Bird Flu Returns: Understanding the Risks and Staying Safe

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.

Section: Infectious DiseasesNov 15, 2025

Stopping Smoking Is Associated With Better Recovery From Other Substance Use Disorders: Longitudinal Evidence From a US National Cohort

Stopping Smoking Is Associated With Better Recovery From Other Substance Use Disorders: Longitudinal Evidence From a US National Cohort

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

Section: newsNov 14, 2025

Global CKD Now Affects 788 Million Adults (1990–2023): Rising Prevalence, Growing Mortality, and a Major Cardiovascular Risk

Global CKD Now Affects 788 Million Adults (1990–2023): Rising Prevalence, Growing Mortality, and a Major Cardiovascular Risk

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,

Section: NephrologyNov 11, 2025

Toward a Safer 2040: Key Actions from the JAMA Summit on Reducing Firearm Violence and Harms

Toward a Safer 2040: Key Actions from the JAMA Summit on Reducing Firearm Violence and Harms

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.

Section: newsNov 7, 2025

Group-Based Interventions to Reduce Gambling Involvement Among Male Football Fans

Group-Based Interventions to Reduce Gambling Involvement Among Male Football Fans

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.

Section: newsNov 3, 2025

Quit Smoking Anytime: How Stopping in Midlife Can Preserve Your Memory and Thinking Skills

Quit Smoking Anytime: How Stopping in Midlife Can Preserve Your Memory and Thinking Skills

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.

Section: NeurologyNov 1, 2025

Long-Term Effectiveness of HPV Screen-and-Treat Strategy Versus Cytology in Cervical Cancer Screening: Insights from El Salvador’s CAPE Program

Long-Term Effectiveness of HPV Screen-and-Treat Strategy Versus Cytology in Cervical Cancer Screening: Insights from El Salvador’s CAPE Program

A 5-year follow-up study in El Salvador demonstrates that primary HPV screen-and-treat significantly reduces CIN2+ detection and HPV positivity compared to cytology, supporting extended screening intervals in low-resource settings.

Section: newsNov 1, 2025

Review for Cervical Cancer Screening

Review for Cervical Cancer Screening

A comprehensive 2025 systematic review informing the Canadian Task Force finds cytology remains effective into the 60s, HPV-based strategies detect more precursors but increase colposcopy and false positives, and self-sampling improves upta

Section: newsNov 1, 2025

Impact of Repealing Nonmedical Vaccine Exemptions on Kindergarten Immunization Rates in the US

Impact of Repealing Nonmedical Vaccine Exemptions on Kindergarten Immunization Rates in the US

State-level repeal of nonmedical vaccine exemptions significantly improves kindergarten vaccination rates across multiple vaccines, with minimal increase in medical exemptions, highlighting its role in sustaining herd immunity amid growing

Section: newsOct 29, 2025

Decoding Conspiratorial Thinking Across America: Insights from a Nationwide Survey

Decoding Conspiratorial Thinking Across America: Insights from a Nationwide Survey

A comprehensive 50-state survey reveals widespread conspiratorial thinking among American adults linked to demographic factors and COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, with implications for public health strategies.

Section: PsychiatryOct 22, 2025

Evolving Landscape of Modifiable Dementia Risk Factors in Australia: Socioeconomic and Sex Disparities Over 15 Years

Evolving Landscape of Modifiable Dementia Risk Factors in Australia: Socioeconomic and Sex Disparities Over 15 Years

This analysis reveals stable dementia risk fractions despite changing risk profiles over 15 years in Australia, highlighting greater modifiable risk among low-income groups and males, with depression emerging as a leading factor in mid-life

Section: NeurologyOct 20, 2025

Unveiling Frailty in England’s Homeless Population: Socioeconomic Insights and Health Implications

Unveiling Frailty in England’s Homeless Population: Socioeconomic Insights and Health Implications

A large-scale analysis reveals high frailty prevalence among people experiencing homelessness in England, highlighting critical socioeconomic factors influencing vulnerability.

Section: Internal MedicineOct 20, 2025

Global Health Landscape 1990-2023: Insights from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2023

Global Health Landscape 1990-2023: Insights from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2023

This systematic analysis of the GBD 2023 presents global trends in disease burden, risk factors, and healthy life expectancy across 204 countries, elucidating shifts in NCDs, CMNN diseases, injuries, and underlying risk drivers crucial for

Section: Public HealthOct 20, 2025

Linking Alcohol Consumption Per Capita to Suicide Mortality: Insights from a Meta-Analysis

Linking Alcohol Consumption Per Capita to Suicide Mortality: Insights from a Meta-Analysis

A meta-analysis found a population-level association between increased per capita alcohol consumption and higher suicide mortality, without sex differences, suggesting alcohol reduction as a vital component in suicide prevention.

Section: Medical NewsOct 9, 2025

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