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Doctors face unique challenges when they become patients, from stigma and self-doubt to navigating GMC rules and workplace pressures. @MPS_Medical https://t.co/kU1Fb2yrwJ

An analysis of a German multicentre study reveals that women are more likely than men to receive inappropriate diagnostic imaging requests, suggesting disparities in clinical decision-making. https://t.co/hjC3aEJVuv

New data show that dual-target CAR T therapy induces durable remissions in children with high-risk B-cell leukaemia, offering hope after other treatments fail. https://t.co/SUysLOfb8d

Researchers assess ultraprocessed food intake and the incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer precursors in a cohort of nearly 30,000 women. https://t.co/AvBTqZaZ6E

Michelle O’Donoghue and Gregory Marcus review the clinical implications of the DECAF randomized trial of caffeinated coffee or avoiding caffeine after successful cardioversion for atrial fibrillation. https://t.co/wDlfGKnsUs

Covert operations, online takedowns, and multimillion-pound seizures — how regulators are tackling the criminal networks behind fake medicines. https://t.co/EyciGffTLZ

Nearly half of UK farmers say they lack access to formal mental health support as floods and droughts fuel growing climate anxiety. https://t.co/mLaYfvWCX6

Europe has seen a resurgence of diphtheria since 2022, with cutaneous forms predominating in vulnerable groups and declining adult vaccination rates in adults. https://t.co/4sXHUzhhsT

A personalised, moderately restricted low-protein diet is feasible in advanced CKD and is linked to a slower decline in kidney function and lower risks for both mortality and dialysis initiation. https://t.co/qcCcAhn5CO

For many UK doctors, Australia promises better pay and balance, but the reality of life abroad can be more complicated. https://t.co/JRqpOORQFq

A BMA survey has revealed widespread sexism and sexual violence in UK medical schools, prompting urgent pledges of reform from universities and the NHS. https://t.co/HDOvdK2YPa

Cord blood appetite hormone levels are associated with early-life growth trajectories and childhood adiposity. https://t.co/ww2joNWrx9

An Italian survey finds wide variability in post-kidney transplant endocrine care: Many clinics lack endocrine input; fractures and adrenal, gonadal, and pituitary issues are not routinely assessed. https://t.co/iI9BPk232M

Epileptic seizures during pregnancy are associated with higher risks for adverse pregnancy outcomes. https://t.co/IbUz9bSoEk

Patients with depression may develop atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease earlier and start treatment more often than those without depression but achieve similar cholesterol control, a study finds. https://t.co/Rg8SPR26nF

A BMA survey has revealed widespread sexism and sexual violence in UK medical schools, prompting urgent pledges of reform from universities and the NHS. https://t.co/WMF86r75eT

Sicilian tomatoes are the suspected source of a Salmonella outbreak, with 437 cases in Europe, driving calls for tighter monitoring and irrigation controls. https://t.co/YtkKBtkRzJ

Health leaders say widespread displays of St George’s flags are creating “no-go zones” for NHS staff, with reports of abuse and intimidation. https://t.co/gvy4QKEc4c

The Royal College of Physicians has warned that rota gaps, workforce shortages, and corridor care are undermining patient safety across the NHS. https://t.co/8BcOtl4Isg

The MHRA has approved Siiltibcy, a new skin test that uses recombinant proteins to more accurately detect tuberculosis in adults and children. https://t.co/vBfFmJ7bKl