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Pharmacists working in hospitals do not see themselves competent enough to handle cancer patients, a study has shown.

Hospital pharmacists feel not skilled enough to provide care to cancer patients

Berobenatide a promising addition to the current GLP-1 RA roster

24 Jun 2026 bởi

In the phase II VESPER-2 trial, the investigational injectable glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist (GLP-1 RA) berobenatide shows robust reductions in weight and HbA1c in adults with obesity/overweight and type 2 diabetes (T2D).

Berobenatide a promising addition to the current GLP-1 RA roster

Secukinumab improves outcomes in Chinese children with enthesitis-related arthritis

24 Jun 2026 bởi

Treatment with secukinumab helps reduce symptoms and disease activity in Chinese children with enthesitis-related arthritis, as shown in a retrospective study.

Secukinumab improves outcomes in Chinese children with enthesitis-related arthritis

Novel single-use colonoscope viable, but imaging enhancements needed

A novel single-use electronic colonoscope performs similarly as the conventional reusable system in terms of patient comfort, procedural outcomes, and safety, despite the inferior image quality, as shown in an exploratory randomized trial.

Novel single-use colonoscope viable, but imaging enhancements needed

Novel system for ventricular assist devices safe in children with heart failure

A novel active driving system for paediatric ventricular assist devices exhibits safety and reliability in children with heart failure, with no major malfunctions, according to a study.

Novel system for ventricular assist devices safe in children with heart failure

Lack of workplace support tied to burnout among SG health professionals

A perceived lack of workplace support and less time residing in Singapore appear to contribute to the development of burnout among Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) in the post-COVID era, suggests a local study.

Lack of workplace support tied to burnout among SG health professionals

Major morbidity rife in single ventricle patients

Death or major morbidity is prevalent in patients with single ventricles, reveals a study.

Major morbidity rife in single ventricle patients

Adjunctive HBOT beneficial for DFUs

A meta-analysis presented at ADA 2026 supports the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) for ulcer healing and reducing the risk of major amputation in individuals with diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs).

Adjunctive HBOT beneficial for DFUs

23 Jun 2026

Glucose-lowering therapy tied to reduced risk of depression in T2D

Exposure to several glucose-lowering drugs appears to have a protective effect on the risk of depression in individuals with type 2 diabetes (T2D), according to a population-based cohort study in Hong Kong.

Glucose-lowering therapy tied to reduced risk of depression in T2D

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