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CagriSema shows substantial weight loss across menopause stages

Women lost more weight with investigational semaglutide/cagrilintide injection versus semaglutide alone, but separate results favored tirzepatide. . .

KFF

Half of US adults think spacing out childhood vaccines is healthier

Spreading shots over more visits may appear to reduce risks, but it also adds trips and can make it more difficult to finish a series on time. . .

Science

AI tops generalist physicians at diagnostic workup

The system gathered far more patient history than physicians before it ordered any tests. . .

N Engl J Med

Triple-agonist retatrutide delivers major gains in obstructive sleep apnea

After 80 weeks, many participants with obesity and moderate-to-severe OSA achieved remission or mild disease while also experiencing substantial weight loss. . .

JAMA Netw Open

More pregnancy weight gain, more maternal risk?

Weight gain above recommended ranges was linked to higher rates of severe maternal complications across all BMI categories. . .

J Am Acad Dermatol

New hidradenitis suppurativa guideline puts biologics at center of care

First-ever joint AAD-HSF guidance outlines an evidence-based roadmap for treating hidradenitis suppurativa, from topicals to biologics, surgery, pain management, and lifestyle measures. . .

CHEST 2026

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Acid suppressors linked to worse outcomes in biologic-treated asthma

Chronic empiric PPI use was associated with more exacerbations, infections, and healthcare utilization in patients receiving asthma biologics. . .

Gastroenterology

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When ursodiol isn't enough: New guidance on treating PBC

Joint AGA/AASLD guidance endorses PPAR agonists for inadequate treatment response and offers new recommendations on diagnosis, risk stratification, and pruritus. . .

FDA

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Hibsago approved for chronic hepatitis B, advancing the goal of functional cure

The first-in-class therapy helped some patients maintain viral control after treatment ended, potentially reducing reliance on lifelong antiviral therapy. . .

Neurology

DOACs may offer safer stroke prevention after brain bleed

In patients with atrial fibrillation and prior intracranial hemorrhage, direct oral anticoagulants were linked to fewer ischemic strokes and deaths without a higher risk of recurrent brain bleeding. . .