HeyJaredMadhurima Roy
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- 44
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Rapid Test May Help Diagnose Patients With Chronic Diarrhea (opens the original)
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A rapid fecal calprotectin (FC) assay accurately distinguished colonoscopic abnormalities from normal mucosa and minor benign findings at a cutoff of 93.8 μg/g and performed even better at flagging colorectal inflammation and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), supporting its use as a noninvasive rule-out tool in patients with chronic diarrhea. “Our findings underscore that FC is more suitable as a ‘rule-out’ test in this real-world clinical setting. This characteristic is advantageous for a scree
Post-Op Crohnâs Recurrence? Ultrasound Can Help Guide Care (opens the original)
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A meta-analysis of 11 studies showed that intestinal ultrasound (IUS) demonstrated high sensitivity of 87.6% and good specificity of 80.2% for detecting postoperative recurrence of Crohn’s disease, with diagnostic performance varying according to ultrasound techniques, bowel wall thickness (BWT) thresholds, and recurrence definitions. “IUS appears to be a clinically useful noninvasive tool for POR [postoperative recurrence] surveillance in CD [Crohn’s disease], with high summary sensitivity and
AI May Improve Detection of MASLD on CT Scans (opens the original)
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An AI tool found that hepatic steatosis frequently went undocumented on routine noncontrast CT scans, with radiologists reporting the finding in only one third of scans that met imaging criteria. The finding suggests that the absence of steatosis in a radiology report should not be interpreted as evidence of its absence. “In this cross-sectional retrospective analysis of abdominal CT scans for multiple indications, we show that the presence of hepatic steatosis is often not reported,” the author
Autism Prevalence Rising Among School-Aged Kids in England (opens the original)
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Among children and young people in schools in England, the prevalence of recorded autism more than doubled between 2016 and 2024, rising from 1.5% to 3.3%, largely driven by increasing identification in girls and a declining proportion of those with co-occurring intellectual disability. "Since SEND records are a leading indicator of later demand for NHS and other services, there is a need to plan for adapting a range of settings including healthcare, higher education and workplaces to a wider au
Fitness Changes Over Time Linked to Cardiovascular Risk (opens the original)
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A large UK Biobank analysis showed that even a small annual improvement in cardiorespiratory fitness among adults was independently associated with lower risks for incident cardiovascular disease (CVD) and cardiovascular mortality, whereas declining fitness was linked to a progressively higher risk in a clear dose-dependent pattern. "From a clinical perspective, these results reinforce the importance of promoting regular moderate to vigorous physical activity as the primary strategy to improve C
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