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A new study found that combining the weight-loss drug tirzepatide with the arthritis drug ixekizumab led to better disease control for people with psoriatic arthritis who are overweight or obese, compared to using the arthritis drug alone. This is significant because it shows that tackling both inflammation and weight can be more effective for managing this complex condition.
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Researchers have developed a new, AI-powered method using transformer models to analyze a specific type of MRI scan, which significantly improved the accuracy of grading brain tumor severity. This advancement could lead to more precise and reliable diagnoses for patients with gliomas, helping doctors choose the best treatment.
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A survey in the UK revealed that while most hospitals stopped routinely prescribing long-acting opioids for post-surgery pain after a safety warning, many still fail to properly warn patients about the risks of addiction or advise their family doctors. This highlights a critical gap in patient safety and communication that needs to be addressed.
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