• Targeting IL-17A: a promising treatment perspective in hidradenitis suppurativa

    Izokibep treatment for hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) met its primary endpoint of HS Clinical Response (HiSCR)75 in an ongoing phase 3 trial.

  • New targets identified for chronic wound healing

    A study using full-thickness human skin punches identified critical molecular targets that could transform the treatment of both acute and chronic wounds.

  • Bipolar disorder: is magnetic seizure therapy a treatment option?

    In the randomised study, participants were treated either with magnetic seizure therapy (MST) or with Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT). What were the results?

  • Advanced BCC: histological subtype and time to complete response may predict tumour recurrence

    Histologic risk status at diagnosis and the time needed to achieve complete remission (CR) may influence the prospect of a relapse after HHI treatment.

  • Semaglutide: also beneficial for patients with HS?

    In patients with hidradenitis suppurativa and obesity, therapy led to significant weight loss, reduced flares and improved quality-of-life.

  • Anti-KIT antibody: the next frontier in CSU treatment?

    A novel anti-KIT antibody demonstrated high rates of well-controlled and fully controlled disease after 1 year of treating chronic spontaneous urticaria.

  • IL-13 inhibitor shows safety and efficacy in AD over 3 years

    The EASI90 response in the extension study ADjoin even increased over time with around 80% of patients achieving this high clearance rate at 152 weeks.

  • Atopic hand eczema: similar treatment success for dupilumab and delgocitinib

    Indirect matching-adjusted comparison assessing delgocitinib cream and subcutaneous dupilumab did not detect significant differences in treatment.

  • Soft drinks increase liver cancer and liver-related mortality

    Sugary drinks cause weight gain and heart damage. Regarding liver damage, US researchers argue it may depend on the sweeteners.

  • New research confirms link between perceived stress and psoriasis flare-ups

    The study shows how stress triggers relapses. It was presented at the EADV Congress 2024 and scientifically confirms the correlation for the first time in vivo.

  • Analysis: Sex differences in asthma

    Sex affects how asthma manifests clinically. This is crucial for routine clinical practice and new studies, like those on asthma pharmacological treatments.

  • Salt increases stomach cancer risk by 40%

    In the Asia region, a correlation between high salt consumption and stomach cancer has been established. This is now confirmed in European cancer statistics.

  • Performance of 2021 criteria for the diagnosis of PNSs

    A new study measures the performance of the 2021 criteria for paraneoplastic neurological syndromes in childhood, a rare condition, often difficult to diagnose.

  • Lactobacilli versus antifungals for vaginal candidiasis

    Lactic acid bacteria help to defend against infections and, best of all, there is no risk of resistance developing. but can they keep up with antifungals?

  • Sexually transmitted infections: current challenges

    HIV, syphilis, and gonorrhoea continue to pose a significant threat worldwide. Since 2022, mpox in particular has gained much attention. How can we protect ourselves?

  • Breast cancer: a risk factor for developing skin cancer?

    Do breast cancer patients have an increased risk of skin cancer? If so, does the type of oncology therapy play a role in the development of skin cancer?

  • Medical Case: Pregnant woman with fever, breathing difficulties and right-side hemiparesis

    A 37-year-old pregnant woman enters the ER with fever, shortness of breath and right-sided hemiparesis. A case for interdisciplinary analysis?

  • News about genetic mutations in cancer

    A study revealed genetic mechanisms in cancer, such as how mutations and gene copy number alterations influence disease progression.

  • Sick or healthy? Subjective experiences should be taken more seriously

    What does "health" actually mean? esanum spoke to medical ethicist Prof Giovanni Maio about the further development of health as a concept.

  • New findings on cancer cachexia

    Research reveals a previously unknown mechanism that triggers cachexia, a muscle weakness condition common in pancreatic cancer patients.

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