28/05/2025
Here are some recent medical updates and breakthroughs:
# # Latest Medical News
- *COVID-19 Updates*: The FDA has prioritized COVID vaccines for individuals 65 and older, as well as those at high risk. COVID vaccine guidance may change, with doctors still recommending vaccines for many children and pregnant people.
- *New Treatments*: The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has recommended a generic version of an HIV drug, and Blenrep has been approved to treat multiple myeloma. Nirsevimab has shown promise in reducing RSV hospitalizations in infants.
- *Medical Breakthroughs*: Researchers have found that adding a mobile app to medication for opioid use disorder may improve outcomes. AI-powered colonoscopy has shown potential in increasing polyp detection rates.¹ ² ³
# # Health and Wellness
- *Nutrition and Diet*: Meal type, not sequence, affects duration and eating behavior. A new study suggests that ESG plus lifestyle intervention shows promise for MASH (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis).
- *Mental Health*: Medical residents are still most likely to die of su***de, according to a recent study. Saffron may help alleviate SSRI-related sexual dysfunction.
- *Exercise and Fitness*: Lifting lighter weights can be just as effective as lifting heavier weights for building strength.⁴ ⁵
# # Disease Prevention and Management
- *Cancer*: Patients with early-onset colorectal cancer face unique challenges in navigating cancer care. Breast implants have been linked to unexpected cardiac risks in women.
- *Infectious Diseases*: The FDA has approved Nucala for hard-to-treat COPD, and recombinant flu shots can prevent additional hospital stays.
