• Acute hepatitis in children: a post-acute consequence of COVID-19?

    In a European case series involving 12 children with acute hepatitis of unknown cause, pronounced CD8 T-cell infiltrates were found in the liver, along with SARS-CoV-2 proteins.

  • Male sexual dysfunction: beyond biology

    Recent evidence shows how erectile dysfunction, ejaculation disorders and low sexual desire profoundly affect men’s psychological wellbeing, shaping identity, self-esteem and quality of life.

  • Probiotics may improve symptoms in children with autism

    What may seem questionable at first glance has a perfectly plausible explanation: the gut-brain axis as an important mediator between the enteric and central nervous systems.

  • Polygenic Risk Scores in Prostate Cancer

    New data from 2024–2025 show how polygenic risk scores may refine prostate cancer screening and risk stratification, improving early detection while raising important clinical and ethical challenges.

  • Yearly review: Erectile Dysfunction in 2025

    EAU SRH 2025 updates strengthen ED management with structured diagnosis, better PDE5 strategies and clarified testosterone use, highlighting ED as a key indicator of men’s health.

  • Medical Case: A 35-year-old woman with fever and upper abdominal pain after visiting Bangladesh

    After two years in Bangladesh, a 35-year-old woman returns with fever, upper abdominal pain and weakness. Can you diagnose her condition?

  • FRESCO-2 results: Subgroup analyses reveal prolonged survival in mCRC study

    Who benefits most from fruquintinib in metastatic colorectal cancer? A subgroup analysis of the FRESCO-2 study focuses on individuals with long overall survival.

  • Medical Case: A persistent pain, and a delayed question

    A 54-year-old woman has back pain and a long-neglected breast lump. Her clinical journey will require more than a single decision, challenging the tumor board to choose the right steps at the right time.

  • Oesophageal Candida infection: Does it increase the risk of cancer in achalasia?

    Achalasia patients have higher risk of oesophageal cancer. A new study identifies oesophageal Candida infections as a possible cancer development risk factor.

  • Early Breast Cancer screening

    Breast-cancer screening is entering a new phase. Mammography stays the cornerstone, while AI and MRI in dense breasts accelerate the move toward personalized screening.

  • A recent history of breast cancer treatments

    From Halsted’s radical mastectomy to precision oncology, breast cancer treatments garnered science, suffering and progress, revealing how medicine learned to heal without dehumanizing.

  • Revisiting the SRY Test in female athlete eligibility

    New SRY-gene screenings by World Athletics for female athlete eligibility reopens a sensitive debate overlapping genetics, endocrinology, and ethics.

  • HER2-low: rethinking sequencing with ADCs

    HER2-low has reshaped treatment strategy in HR-positive disease. DESTINY-Breast06 confirms that ADCs deserve an earlier role after CDK4/6 inhibition.

  • Medical Case: Acute hallucinations in an “unlikely” adolescent

    A teenager arrives at the ED with confusion and visual hallucinations. Negative labs and imaging complicate the search for the underlying cause.

  • Differences in the gut microbiome in patients with and without anxiety disorders

    A pilot study shows significant differences in the gut microbiome between anxious and non-anxious individuals.

  • Type 2 diabetes: the cardiovascular benefits of GLP-1 RAs, even in combination

    It is well known that GLP-1 receptor agonists have a cardioprotective effect in type 2 diabetes. But little is known about their cardiovascular safety in combination.

  • Effective oligometastases treatment: stereotactic radio-therapy hits 90% control rate

    SBRT can be used for different categories of oligometastatic disease. The disease covers a broad spectrum. A summary of its manifestations and treatment.

  • Cancer vaccination: where do we stand?

    Over the past two years, significant progress has been made in cancer treatment with RNA-based vaccines. Some researchers see this as the beginning of a new era in oncology.

  • Practical tips: Effective use of social media in dermatology

    Social media and AI are key components of modern dermatology practices. Can they improve doctor-patient communication and daily work?

  • Atopic dermatitis: psychological stress and long-term effects

    An international study shows that atopic dermatitis increases the risk of suicidal thoughts. Holistic approaches required. An interview with Dr Delphine Kerob.

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