Lancet Europe Thanks 1,305 Reviewers for 2025
The Lancet Regional Health – Europe reported a 42% rise in its reviewer pool since 2023, but its acknowledgment does not measure review quality or resolve representation gaps.
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Researchers Map Backup Pathways Hindering Cancer Treatment
New cancer research is mapping backup pathways and treatment-response sensors that may explain why targeted therapies fail for some patients.
Two Cardiac MRI Studies Improve Measurement, Not Diagnosis
One MRI method estimated heart oxygen use; another improved cine images in arrhythmia. Both were feasibility studies, not tests of earlier diagnosis or survival.
GLP-1 Care Needs More Than a Weekly Injection
Doctors interviewed by KFF Health News stress movement, food quality, mental health and careful dosing, while a separate routine-eating study offers only correlational evidence.
White House Misses Deadline to Name Permanent CDC Head
The White House missed a deadline to name a permanent CDC director, leaving the agency with leadership uncertainty and legal questions.
NHS Satisfaction Rose in 2025 but Remained Historically Low
British Social Attitudes data show NHS satisfaction rose from its 2024 low, while dissatisfaction, waiting-time concerns and weak dental access remained severe.
NHS Poll Rebound Did Not Reach Individual Services
British Social Attitudes data show a significant rise in overall NHS satisfaction, but no statistically significant annual improvement for GP, dental, A&E or hospital services.
UK MenB Policy Shift Narrows the Vaccine Gap
A 2015 birth-date cutoff left older children outside routine MenB vaccination. After the Kent outbreak, England opened a limited 2026 offer and JCVI backed wider adolescent coverage.
Deepfake X-rays Bypass Human and Artificial Detection
A Radiology study found that deepfake X-rays can fool both radiologists and AI detection tools, exposing a medical-record risk.
US Activity Data Show a Wide Movement Gap
American Heart Association data show many adults and children miss activity targets, while a 49-person diet study offers an early mitochondrial clue, not proof of cause.
No New Kent Meningitis Cases Reported on March 23
UKHSA said no additional cases linked to the Kent outbreak had been detected on March 23, while warning that the outbreak was not yet over.
Heavy Social Media Use Linked to Later Teen Symptoms
A London cohort linked more than three hours of daily social-network use at ages 11–12 with higher depression and anxiety symptoms two years later, without proving causation.