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#671Medicine & HealthFront Page20 November 2025

Precision Timing: Finding the 'Goldilocks' Zone for Prostate Cancer Therapy

A massive analysis of over 10,000 patients reveals that the benefits of hormone therapy for prostate cancer generally plateau after one year. While the treatment effectively suppresses tumours, extending it too long increases the risk of death from other causes, suggesting shorter, personalised durations are often safer.

By Zaorsky, Sun, Nabid, Zapatero, Bolla, Joseph, Maingon, Guerrero, Gonzalez, San-Segundo, Cabeza Rodríguez, Sole, Olivé, Steigler, Souhami, Carrier, Armstrong, Gillham, Pisansky, Schipper, Sandler, Efstathiou, Lawton, de Reijke, Attard, Roy, Morgan, Malone, Hall, Nguyen, Shoag, Vince, Calaway, Garcia, Barata, Mendiratta, Brown, Valle, Rettig, Dess, Jackson, Martin, Jia, Steinberg, Romero, Kishan, Spratt

#672Medicine & HealthFront Page11 March 2026

Re-evaluating Trauma Care: Does a Whole Blood Transfusion Save More Lives?

A comprehensive meta-analysis of nearly 50,000 trauma patients indicates that whole blood reduces civilian trauma mortality compared to standard component therapy. However, the data reveals no such survival benefit in military environments, highlighting the need for highly specific treatment protocols.

By Ibrahim, Meza Monge, Menzel, Morales Ojeda, Dalton, Fuenmayor Lozada, Vidal-Gallardo, Fonseca Niño, Aragón Conrado, Cripps, Idrovo

#673NeuroscienceFront Page5 December 2025

Brain Training: Why It Works for Some, But Not Others

Gamma waves are crucial for sharp cognition but tend to fade as we age. A new study reveals that while neurofeedback can restore these rhythms, it is not a universal fix. The data shows a stark split: some brains respond robustly, while others show no change at all.

By Houmani, Yabouri, Garcia-Salicetti, Bedoin, Medani, Andrade

#674Medicine & Health26 March 2026

Testing a New Childhood Obesity Intervention: Why Direct Parental Reporting Could Change the maths

Researchers in China have launched a massive randomised trial to test whether sending direct health reports to parents can curb rising youth weight issues. By shifting focus from general school programmes to targeted family education, the protocol aims to close a massive gap in parental awareness.

By Zhang, Lu, Hou, Qu, Chen, Li, Wang, Xu

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