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This weeks’ Key Highlights of Infectious Diseases science

Last updated: March 30, 2026 6:09 am
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A rare case of extraintestinal infection by the parasite Entamoeba moshkovskii was reported in Eastern India. This finding is significant because it shows this parasite, typically found in the gut, can cause disease in other parts of the body, highlighting the need for doctors to consider it in unusual infections.
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A study of UK nightclub deaths from 2009 to 2024 found nearly six deaths per year, primarily among young adults, with trauma and drug toxicity as the leading causes. This underscores a critical public health issue, revealing the need for better safety measures and harm reduction strategies in nightlife venues.
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A new study found that a specific blood metabolomic signature can predict which patients with gout are more likely to have painful flares despite taking the standard preventive medication, colchicine. This discovery could help doctors personalize treatment from the start, choosing the right dose or duration of preventive therapy for each patient.
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