Higher remnant cholesterol tied to new diabetic eye disease
In a three-year cohort of 1,580 Chinese adults with type 2 diabetes, higher levels were associated with new retinopathy, especially among women.
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Mouse graft treatment linked to lower GVHD and better survival
A short laboratory conditioning step was associated with better transplant outcomes in two mouse models, but the approach has not been tested in people.
Past periodontitis linked to higher odds of peri-implantitis
A retrospective matched study found varied cultured organisms, while its clinical associations remained exploratory and non-causal.
Sofia pharmacy sales rose in January, but evidence is preliminary
A two-pharmacy pilot found a broad January overlap with Sofia's reported acute respiratory infection peak, but it did not validate pharmacy sales as a surveillance signal.
ICU death model flags risk, but most high-risk patients survive
A model built from the first 24 hours of adult neurocritical-care data retained its ability to rank mortality risk in an external database, yet its positive predictions were often wrong.
Review links Compound Danshen pills to better angina outcomes
A review of 93 randomized trials found higher reported symptom and ECG response rates, but uncertainty around the evidence limits firm conclusions.
One in four women in Borama study reported depressive symptoms
A community-based analysis found that only about one in three completed all three parts of maternal care, while many symptom-positive women told no one.
Review Finds Lower Quality of Life in Autoimmune Addison’s
A review of 23 studies found poorer energy, vitality and general health perception, while treatment comparisons remained mixed.
Higher Pretreatment BMI Linked to Longer Survival With Cancer Immunotherapy
A review of 61 studies found the clearest associations among patients with obesity, but the results do not show that changing weight improves treatment outcomes.
Narcissism Was Linked to Bullying in High Power-Distance Climates
A Japanese survey found the association was strongest at high perceived power-distance climate levels, but the cross-sectional data cannot establish cause and effect.
Study Links Ancient Seawater to Pore Changes in Sichuan Reservoirs
A peer-reviewed analysis of 27 carbonate samples proposes a staged history of dolomite formation and pore evolution in the northwestern Sichuan Basin.
Genomic study challenges split between two Camellia groups
A study of 92 accessions found overlapping genetic patterns, while genomic signals around hairy and hairless ovaries remain exploratory.
Device-derived metabolic age fell during six-month diet follow-up
The analysis found associations between body-composition changes and the device estimate, but did not directly measure biological aging or establish a dietary cause.
Persistent HPV flags higher risk after cervical surgery
A peer-reviewed study of 903 patients links lingering virus and surgical findings with later HSIL, but the results need validation in larger studies.
Lab test finds sharply different neuronal responses to ADCs
A human stem-cell-derived neuron platform found contrasting electrical effects and endpoint payload levels across three antibody-drug conjugates.
Myeloma study finds similar recovery with non-cryopreserved grafts
A 200-patient retrospective study found comparable engraftment and overall survival, shorter hospital stays, and more mucositis with non-cryopreserved grafts.
Phosphorylated tau stands out in study of Alzheimer’s proteins
In mouse neuroblastoma cells carrying human Swedish APP, phosphorylated tau showed the largest reported change, while amyloid-beta showed limited engagement.
Study Finds Partial Overlap in ECG Patterns Tied to Obesity and Heart Failure
A cross-sectional survey analysis found statistically nonrandom overlap, but the patterns were incomplete and the result does not establish causality.
Study Finds Reaction Times Rose With Age in Greenland Adults
A study of 114 healthy Greenlander adults found reaction times rose about six milliseconds a year and were slower than in a historical Scandinavian comparison.
Nearly Half of Breast Cancer Trials Showed Research Waste
A cross-sectional review found that nonpublication, inadequate reporting or design limitations appeared in 47.1% of 240 randomized trials.