Review highlights exercise and cognitive training in Alzheimer’s
A 15-document evidence summary assigned Grade A recommendations to several non-drug approaches, but found no pooled estimate of how much they improve cognition.
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Survey links clinical learning ratings with broader nursing competence
A cross-sectional study in eastern Poland found positive associations, but it cannot show that clinical learning causes higher competence.
Breast cancer death rates fell for older U.S. adults, but deaths rose
A U.S. analysis from 1999 to 2020 found a lower age-adjusted mortality rate but a higher annual death toll, with persistent racial and geographic gaps.
Emotional intelligence tied to stronger English learning motivation
A survey of 435 adult EFL learners found positive links among emotional intelligence, academic well-being and motivation, while perceived digital support appeared to strengthen one association.
Rosemary compounds partly inhibit the serotonin transporter in lab cells
A laboratory study found effects from α-pinene, camphor and 1,8-cineole, but they were weaker than fluoxetine and do not establish antidepressant activity.
Telitacicept improves lupus response, but safety remains uncertain
A review of Chinese studies found a better lupus response at 48 to 52 weeks with telitacicept plus standard therapy, while evidence on longer-term risks and other treatments remained unclear.
Reading linked to small empathy gains, review finds
A larger pooled estimate appeared for cognitive empathy and theory of mind, but results varied widely and no reading type showed a statistically significant advantage.
Review Finds No Clear Evidence Melatonin Slows Multiple Sclerosis
A review of 10 studies involving 435 adults found no demonstrated reduction in relapses, disability progression or new MRI activity, while symptom results were mixed.
GPER1 signal linked to longer survival in younger women
A peer-reviewed analysis of 308 reclassified IDH-wildtype grade 3/4 tumors found an association, not proof that GPER1 improves survival.
ERAS Pathway Linked to Shorter Stays After Children's Hernia Surgery
A randomized trial of 120 children found faster early recovery and fewer in-hospital complications, but discharge readiness was not measured against a common standard.
Dual-task water exercise shows no clear cognition gain in trial
Among community-dwelling older women, a three-arm randomized trial found no significant overall change in global cognition, while physical results varied by test.
Review finds distinctive tooth notches among sunflower seed consumers
A small, mixed body of evidence points to tooth surface loss, but it cannot show that cracking unshelled seeds causes the damage.
South Africa model favors PCV20 for older adults with HIV
A public-sector economic model found universal vaccination was not cost-effective at the modeled price, while targeting older adults living with HIV met the main benchmark.
Study finds risk score improves prediction of lung injury after radiotherapy
In 726 patients, adding inflammation markers and 30-day esophagitis produced the strongest reported model for grade 2 or higher radiation pneumonitis.
Tumor profiles linked to metastatic outcomes in triple-negative breast cancer
A peer-reviewed study combining gene, metabolite and spatial data found an EMT-rich tumor pattern and altered immune surroundings in patients with poor outcomes.
Later Knee Replacement Was Not Linked to Worse Lumbar-Fusion Outcomes
A retrospective cohort found similar 12-month spine disability and pain scores after lumbar fusion, but it could not determine the best sequence or timing of surgery.
Review to map financial incentives in low- and middle-income settings
The planned scoping review will examine how schemes are designed and how nurses' motivation and individual performance are measured.
GCSF shows a survival signal in alcohol-associated hepatitis
A network review found GCSF was the only treatment with a statistically significant 90-day survival signal against placebo, but the evidence came from a small group of studies.
Long-term stress linked to faster ageing in mice, study finds
In a 12-month mouse experiment, Bazi Bushen formula improved several behavioural, immune and tissue measures, but the results do not establish a human treatment.
Mouse study links ATG7 loss to thinner myelin in a Krabbe model
Peer-reviewed research found thinner myelin and poorer nerve performance in GALC-deficient mice with Schwann-cell Atg7 loss, while Atg7 loss alone showed no myelin defect.