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Home-based intervention helps prevent falls after stroke

06 Apr 2026 by

A multidisciplinary, home-based, tailored intervention succeeds in preventing falls among community-dwelling, ambulatory people with stroke, a study has shown.

Home-based intervention helps prevent falls after stroke

06 Apr 2026

GLP-1RA linked to reduced seizure recurrence risk in diabetic adults with epilepsy

06 Apr 2026

In adult patients with diabetes and epilepsy, treatment with glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) is associated with lower risks of seizure recurrence, hospitalization, and mortality compared with other glucose-lowering therapies, according to a retrospective study.

GLP-1RA linked to reduced seizure recurrence risk in diabetic adults with epilepsy

06 Apr 2026

ASM use may be stopped right after resolution of acute provoked neonatal seizures

04 Apr 2026

In neonates with acute provoked seizures, continued use of antiseizure medications (ASMs) even after resolution of seizures may be unnecessary, as shown in a prospective, comparative effectiveness study.

ASM use may be stopped right after resolution of acute provoked neonatal seizures

04 Apr 2026

Migraine care in Southeast, East Asia remains suboptimal: study

30 Mar 2026 by

Physicians across Southeast and East Asia describe significant gaps and inequalities in migraine care in the region, driven by specialist shortage, diagnostic delay, reliance on nonspecific medications, and limited access to migraine-specific therapies, as reflected in survey data from the SEALANT study.

Migraine care in Southeast, East Asia remains suboptimal: study

30 Mar 2026

Exercise, intensive CV risk reduction minimally beneficial in people at high risk of dementia

30 Mar 2026

Interventions such as aerobic exercise, intensive pharmacological reduction of cardiovascular (CV) risk factors, or both do not appear to provide significant improvements in cognitive function over 24 months in individuals at high risk of dementia, according to a randomized controlled trial.

Exercise, intensive CV risk reduction minimally beneficial in people at high risk of dementia

30 Mar 2026

Antibiotics, low-yield investigations for recurrent UTI prevail in real-world practice

29 Mar 2026 by

Recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI) care in primary and secondary care settings appears to be characterized by low guideline adherence, with a substantial number of women still being treated with antibiotics and subjected to low-yield investigations, according to a study.

Antibiotics, low-yield investigations for recurrent UTI prevail in real-world practice

29 Mar 2026

Poststroke epilepsy linked to major vascular cognitive disorder

29 Mar 2026

In young stroke survivors, poststroke epilepsy is independently associated with major vascular cognitive disorder, with impairment in the attention and working memory cognitive domains, according to a multicentre prospective cohort study.

Poststroke epilepsy linked to major vascular cognitive disorder

29 Mar 2026

Higher meat consumption tied to cognitive benefits in people with certain AD genetic risk

27 Mar 2026 by

Consuming meat at an amount higher than conventionally recommended appears to be associated with favourable cognitive health outcomes and reduced dementia risk in the specific subgroup of individuals carrying the Alzheimer’s disease (AD) genetic risk modifier APOE34/44, as reported in a study.

Higher meat consumption tied to cognitive benefits in people with certain AD genetic risk

27 Mar 2026

Bladder problems burden people with multiple sclerosis

26 Mar 2026 by

Bladder dysfunction is among the top 10 most frequently reported functional domains affecting people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), reports a study presented at EAU 2026.

Bladder problems burden people with multiple sclerosis

26 Mar 2026

Acid suppressant use tied to risk of ischaemic events in stroke patients on clopidogrel

24 Mar 2026

Acid suppressants such as potassium-competitive acid blockers (P-CABs) and proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), when used concomitantly with clopidogrel, carry an increased risk of ischaemic events in stroke patients, according to a retrospective cohort study.

Acid suppressant use tied to risk of ischaemic events in stroke patients on clopidogrel

24 Mar 2026

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Home-based intervention helps prevent falls after stroke

Home-based intervention helps prevent falls after stroke

GLP-1RA linked to reduced seizure recurrence risk in diabetic adults with epilepsy

GLP-1RA linked to reduced seizure recurrence risk in diabetic adults with epilepsy

ASM use may be stopped right after resolution of acute provoked neonatal seizures

ASM use may be stopped right after resolution of acute provoked neonatal seizures

Migraine care in Southeast, East Asia remains suboptimal: study

Migraine care in Southeast, East Asia remains suboptimal: study

Exercise, intensive CV risk reduction minimally beneficial in people at high risk of dementia

Exercise, intensive CV risk reduction minimally beneficial in people at high risk of dementia

Antibiotics, low-yield investigations for recurrent UTI prevail in real-world practice

Antibiotics, low-yield investigations for recurrent UTI prevail in real-world practice

Poststroke epilepsy linked to major vascular cognitive disorder

Poststroke epilepsy linked to major vascular cognitive disorder

Higher meat consumption tied to cognitive benefits in people with certain AD genetic risk

Higher meat consumption tied to cognitive benefits in people with certain AD genetic risk

Bladder problems burden people with multiple sclerosis

Bladder problems burden people with multiple sclerosis

Acid suppressant use tied to risk of ischaemic events in stroke patients on clopidogrel

Acid suppressant use tied to risk of ischaemic events in stroke patients on clopidogrel