The phase III VOLGA trial found better 24-month event-free and overall survival with perioperative durvalumab and enfortumab vedotin than surgery alone.
‘The Cat Is Out Of The Bag’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s October 25 roundup covers dengue spread concerns, dupilumab exposure in pregnancy, menopause treatments and early research findings.
A Trainer Who Works With People Living With Diabetes Says This Workout Will Safely Introduce Your Body To Exercise And Help Manage Blood Sugar Fluctuations
Trainer Garett Reid recommends a low-intensity strength routine and blood sugar checks to help people with diabetes learn how exercise affects them.
The Problem With Sticking Things in Your Ears to “Clean” Them
Ineserting objects into your ears to clean them can cause serious harm and disrupt their natural protection—here’s what you need to know to stay safe.
This Is How We Do It: ‘Our Fertility Doctor Told Us We Were Having Too Much Sex’
Ines and Ross describe fertility treatment, miscarriage and how becoming parents changed their sex life without reducing their closeness.
7 Best Essential Oil Halloween Room Sprays for Seasonal Scent in 2027
Compare seven pumpkin, spice, and botanical room sprays for Halloween, with guidance on scent style, room use, ingredients, and choosing the right format.
Clinician AI Use; Predicting Bad Infant Outcomes In Labor; Donor Heart Distribution
A weekly Texas Tech health podcast reviews clinician AI use, a labor risk-prediction model and a proposed approach to donor heart allocation.
RSV Hospitalization May Be Taking A Surprising Mortality Toll, CDC Finds
A CDC analysis of eight RSV seasons found 8.6% of hospitalized adults died in hospital or within 30 days after discharge.
Novel ADC Achieves Impressive PFS Advantage In HER2-Low Metastatic Breast Cancer
In China’s phase III APEX-Breast01 trial, TQB2102 extended median PFS to 16.4 months versus 5.5 months with chemotherapy; survival data remain preliminary.
The CALM Reminder Is A Daily Check-in That Can Help You Notice And Deal With Stress
Fit&Well reports on the CALM check-in, a short body scan and muscle-release routine for noticing tension. Evidence of its benefits is not provided.