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NEJM AI

1h

AI matches human readers on HPV-positive cervical triage

The AI system detected high-grade disease at rates equal to or better than manual dual-stain reading in every cohort, though it gave up some specificity in the largest one. . .

EASD 2026

3h

Fat-cell injection shrinks harmful belly fat in phase 2 study

MRI data suggest CBL-514 reduces visceral fat, a key driver of cardiometabolic disease, while early animal studies hint at improved weight maintenance after GLP-1 withdrawal. . .

Am J Lifestyle Med

4h

Lifestyle medicine should be core to care, new statement argues

Nutrition, activity, sleep, stress management, connection, and avoiding toxic substances anchor the American College of Lifestyle Medicine's case for addressing chronic disease at its roots. . .

AAP 2026

6h

Teen colorectal cancer often diagnosed at advanced stages

About 80% of young patients in a multicenter study had stage III or IV disease at diagnosis. . .

CMS

8h

Medicare aims to trim Part B drug spending, but not clinician pay

Some patients should owe less on certain medications starting April 2027, though those with supplemental coverage may not feel it. . .

EASD 2026

10h

GLP-1 use linked to better diabetes control in children and young adults

Mean A1c fell from 7.88% to 7.06%, alongside modest improvements in standardized BMI and systolic blood pressure. . .

Science

20h

Longevity drugs need endpoints that predict clinical benefit

A commentary argues that existing FDA rules already cover longevity products, whatever the agency's view of aging as a disease. . .

Cell

1d

Younger adults with colorectal, breast cancer show distinct gut bacteria

The gut microbes patients carried before treatment tracked with how long they survived and who developed diarrhea during chemotherapy. . .

EASD 2026

1d

Wegovy pill after injections: What happens to weight?

Study found a 4.1% reduction over three months among patients who stayed on treatment. . .

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