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JAMA Neurol

Weekly self-injection improves generalized myasthenia gravis symptoms

Investigational C5 inhibitor gefurulimab produced rapid, sustained gains in daily function and muscle strength through 26 weeks. . .

Company news

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FDA approves another blood-based colorectal cancer test

Now the second such option, it is aimed at adults 45 and up who won't do colonoscopy or stool tests. . .

Chest

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CHEST urges greater attention to sleep apnea during pregnancy

New guidance outlines when to screen, test, treat, and reassess obstructive sleep apnea during and after pregnancy. . .

JAMA Psychiatry

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Small mental health signal after abortion fades with closer analysis

Danish registry data found no robust increase in psychotropic medication use after either medication or procedural abortion once multiple comparisons were considered. . .

Lancet

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Orals showdown: GLP-1 tops SGLT2 on A1c in diabetes

A head-to-head trial between these oral classes had a clear winner, but side effects played a complicating role. . .

Drug pipeline

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Dual bispecific combo cuts myeloma progression risk by 89%

Phase 3 topline results suggest teclistamab plus talquetamab could move dual-targeted, off-the-shelf immunotherapy earlier in the treatment pathway. . .

Survey

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One in six young adults handle no basic healthcare tasks

Only about half schedule appointments or decide when care is needed, according to a survey of parents. . .

JAMA Netw Open

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Clinician recommendation may unlock RSV protection for hesitant families

Pregnant women and parents generally favored maternal RSV vaccination, but information gaps and safety concerns remained major barriers. . .

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A

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Sweat patch reads levodopa levels without a blood draw

A fingertip sensor estimated blood levodopa with close agreement to lab assays, an early step toward objective at-home dose timing. . .

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