The latest issue of EMJ Hepatology is now live - featuring coverage of the European Association for the Study of the Liver Congress. Inside, find out how EASL is championing liver education, insights on compensated cirrhosis, and much more. Read here:

Could miRNAs be the key to predicting severe COVID-19 outcomes in patients with cancer? New findings suggest these molecules could guide early clinical interventions. Find out more:

How well are hormonal shifts in postpartum depression (PPD) understood? Targeting neuroactive steroids in the progesterone pathway could offer a breakthrough in PPD treatment. Discover the latest research:

How can interventional cardiology push boundaries without compromising operator safety? In this week’s episode, hear from William Lombardi about the evolution of complex coronary interventions, how insights from aviation can enhance procedural safety:

A study on semaglutide and tirzepatide use raises concerns over visual complications, with patients experiencing optic neuropathy and other eye issues. Read the full details:

NICE officially recommends 12 SQ-HDM SLIT for persistent house dust mite allergic rhinitis, providing access to a breakthrough treatment for 13,000 individuals in England. Find out more:

What's next in myeloma? Find out what Fredrik Schjesvold, Head of @MyelomaOslo predicts for the future of the field in Hema Now, where he discusses CAR T-cell therapy, Bi-specific antibodies and more with host Jonathan Sackier. Tune in here:

Stress matters: A new cardiovascular reactivity risk score, based on stress-induced changes in vascular function, enhances prediction of adverse events in coronary artery disease. Read more:

Could butylphthalide be effective in reducing cognitive decline in ischaemic stroke survivors? Find out here:

Promising new research suggests a natural bacterial compound could slow vitiligo progression and support repigmentation. Find out more:

The future of healthcare is here. 🔗 From 3D-printed human anatomy to the metaverse in medicine, our latest Innovations journal explores the cutting-edge advancements reshaping healthcare as we know it. Read it now:

Can exercise protect your brain? New research shows that workouts may improve cognition by enhancing how the brain responds to insulin. Dive into the details:

Can isosorbide mononitrate speed up labour induction? A recent clinical trial suggests it may offer a safe and effective solution for pregnant individuals at term or post-term. Learn more:

Could everyday sounds like train noise worsen balance issues? A new study reveals the surprising impact on those with vestibular hypofunction. Discover the findings:

How much do you know about smart contact lenses? Find out how these devices are potentially transforming disease management and prevention:

A new study reveals the infection risks for patients with ankylosing spondylitis on biologics. Read the findings:

"We have got to think of ways to craft a healthcare system that’s more accessible." Professor Shafi Ahmed, Chariman of GIANT Health, dives into the world of virtual reality, holograms, and the medical metaverse in his interview with EMJ. Read it here:

Probiotics for allergies? Emerging research reveals promising results in allergic rhinitis. Read the insights:

Could hearing impairment increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease? Find out:

A study has highlighted new hope for active vitiligo patients. Discover the study:

How does the brain influence gut health? In this episode of the EMJ Podcast, Jonathan is joined by Douglas Drossman to discuss how neuromodulators are transforming GI treatment, the global impact of the Rome Foundation, and much more. Listen today: