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PLoS Med

Ultra-processed foods not tied to colorectal cancer overall

Large NIH-AARP study suggests colorectal cancer risk depends more on what's in ultra-processed foods than on processing alone. . .

JAMA Netw Open

Judgmental language in care linked to lower patient trust

National survey finds about 1 in 6 adults encountered disrespect in their own or a loved one’s records or health care experiences. . .

Blood Adv

New ASH guideline refines myelofibrosis care from diagnosis to transplant

Recommendations highlight expanded molecular testing, individualized JAK inhibitor use, anemia management, and earlier transplant planning. . .

J Am Coll Cardiol

Exercise is medicine: ACC says most heart patients need a prescription, not just advice

New ACC scientific statement urges clinicians to prescribe individualized exercise alongside medications, with cardiac rehab and wearable-supported programs playing larger roles. . .

JAMA

Earlier vasopressin shows no clear survival benefit in septic shock

A lower initiation threshold increased vasopressin use without significantly improving 28-day mortality or kidney outcomes. . .

JAMA Cardiol

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Intensive BP control cuts CV events, even in CKD

Meta-analysis of nearly 89,000 patients found cardiovascular benefits without a rise in kidney failure risk. . .

Lancet Psychiatry

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Starting antipsychotics linked to early blood sugar and weight increases

First three months offer a key window for metabolic monitoring, particularly in patients with prediabetes. . .

EClinicalMedicine

Women with autoimmune disease less likely to be believed

Patient-reported data reveal more psychiatric misdiagnoses and lengthier diagnostic journeys for women with autoimmune disease. . .

Neurology

Could epilepsy be an early warning sign of young-onset dementia?

Large study ties epilepsy in midlife to a substantially higher risk of dementia before age 65. . .