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With an introduction from editor Helena Beer, consultant radiologist Dr Oliver Hulson discusses an advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning software system being piloted at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust to help improve prostate cancer diagnosis by accurately detecting prostate cancer lesions from MRI scans.

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International research, led by a team at Trinity College Dublin, has revealed how the thromboxane A₂ receptor (TP) is activated, providing a clearer understanding of a clinically important pathway and informing future drug development for heart and lung diseases.

The G protein-coupled TP plays a central role in platelet aggregation, vascular tone and


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Rapid diagnostics are reshaping infectious diseases care, but their value depends on more than speed alone. With insights from the recent BSAC New Agents Conference, Gerry Hughes examines the current landscape, evidence for clinical impact, barriers to adoption and where the next advances may emerge.

At some stage in almost every suspected infection, t...


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Targeted antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) is associated with improved prescribing quality and reduced broad-spectrum antibiotic use, according to a recent Danish study, supporting structured, multidisciplinary ...


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Professor Karen Knapp and colleagues present an expert overview of a pathway for initiating the first human trial of a new compact digital tomosynthesis system. Designed as a low-dose, portable alternative to traditional imaging, it overcomes the drawbacks of 2D X-rays by providing depth-resolved, 3D imaging that facilitates greater detail for earlier detection and mo...


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