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'11/5/2026 1:10:30 AM'

Maternal Autoimmunity Ups Offsprings’ Risk for T1D

Paternal associations are also seen, with disease-specific heterogeneity. Medscape Medical News

'11/5/2026 12:46:35 AM'

Can Europe Keep Up With the Next Wave of Synthetic Opioids?

As increasingly potent synthetic opioids emerge across Europe, experts warn that surveillance systems and harm reduction efforts are struggling to keep pace. Medscape News Europe

'11/5/2026 12:22:49 AM'

Substance Use Is Rising Among a Surprising Group of Patients

As more research shows drinking and drug use rising among mothers and pregnant people, experts say clinicians may be underestimating women’s vulnerability to substance use harms. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 11:52:27 PM'

Early Primary Care Visit Tied to Less Acute Care Use in Kids

Among children discharged after a pediatric ICU hospitalization, early primary care follow-up within 7 days is associated with reduced acute care use in the subsequent weeks. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 11:10:52 PM'

Nighttime Eating: Strategies to Help Patients Cut Back

Nighttime eating is common, but it’s a hard habit to break. Experts recommend strategies that work. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 11:10:08 PM'

Prehabilitation Before Prostatectomy Tied to Better HRQOL

A multimodal prehabilitation program for patients scheduled for robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy appears feasible and improves postoperative health-related quality of life. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 11:07:25 PM'

5 Problems That Can Destroy Doc Groups and How to Solve Them

Compensation, call schedules, and other issues can tear apart group practices big and small. Here’s how to mitigate these pain points. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 10:17:41 PM'

High Gestational Weight Gain Linked to Maternal Risks

Clinicians should consider weight gain alongside preexisting conditions and other health factors to provide more individualized care, researchers say. Medscape News Canada

'11/4/2026 10:06:55 PM'

Online Program Tied to Reduced Functional Seizure Frequency

An online program is tied to reduced seizure frequency compared with standard care in adults with functional seizures, with benefits sustained at 12 months, a trial shows. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 10:04:10 PM'

Can Technology Restore Sight? A Clinical Update

A retinal implant may offer selected patients with geographic atrophy limited form vision, while gene-based and cortical approaches remain at earlier stages of testing. Medscape News Europe

'11/4/2026 8:49:41 PM'

Sleep Apnea Linked to Heart Risks in Atrial Fibrillation

Obstructive sleep apnea is associated with increased risks for heart failure and ischemic heart disease in patients with atrial fibrillation. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 8:18:08 AM'

At Least 200 GP Practices to Trial Cancer Blood Tests

More than 20,000 patients aged 45 or over with abdominal symptoms will take part in the trial, which runs until October 2031. Medscape News UK

'11/4/2026 6:30:00 AM'

End-of-Dose Effect May Guide Biologic Optimization in HS

About half of partial responders to biologics for hidradenitis suppurativa improve after dose intensification or added antibiotics tailored to flare timing. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 4:36:35 AM'

mRNA-Based RSV Vaccine Cuts Infection Risk in Veterans

A single mRNA-1345 dose lowers the risk for RSV infection, urgent care visits, and hospitalization in veterans aged 50 years or older, a study shows. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 3:57:35 AM'

Age, Education Linked to Better Quality of Life in Lupus

Younger age, higher education, and low disease activity are linked to better quality of life in systemic lupus erythematosus. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 3:55:37 AM'

Ethnicity-Adjusted BMI Thresholds Need Wider Use, GPs Told

Speakers at the RCGP conference said Asian populations can face higher cardiometabolic risk at lower BMIs and urged earlier intervention. Medscape News UK

'11/4/2026 3:42:57 AM'

Stopping Antidepressants in Pregnancy Tied to More ED Visits

Pregnant patients with depression or anxiety who stop taking antidepressants are more likely to visit an emergency department for behavioral health concerns than those who continue taking them. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 2:44:48 AM'

French Blood Banks Hit Alongside Cyberattack on European Supermarkets

The refrigerators at three regional blood banks in France were hit by a cyberattack overnight ⁠between Sunday and Monday, at the same time hackers struck supermarkets from... Reuters Health Information

'11/4/2026 2:37:31 AM'

DCBs Hold Their Own Against Stents in De Novo Lesions

In noncomplex coronary artery disease, a drug coated-balloon is noninferior to a drug-eluting stent at 12 months. Medscape Medical News

'11/4/2026 2:33:11 AM'

Sleepmaxxing: Is the Pursuit of Perfect Sleep Backfiring?

From mouth taping to sleep scores, popular strategies raise questions about safety, evidence, and when efforts to improve rest warrant clinical attention. Medscape News Europe