February 12, 2026

A Systemic Problem in Metabolite Identification?

One of the most abundant metabolites in human urine has been misidentified in nearly half of published reports, study finds

The Analytical Scientist

February 10, 2026

For Some AFib Patients, Minimally Invasive Surgery Should Be Discussed

A Keck Medicine of USC cardiothoracic surgeon explains why epicardial ablation may be the right treatment for some patients with longstanding persistent AFib.

Keck Medicine of USC

February 10, 2026

Tracing Metabolic Inflexibility in Fanconi Anemia 

Stable-isotope glucose tracing reveals impaired fuel switching and altered energy use in a rare DNA-repair disorder 

The Analytical Scientist

February 03, 2026

How AI and CDMO/CRO Integration is Key to the Future of Drug Development

The next era of drug development will be connected, data-driven and centered on patient impact

The Medicine Maker

February 02, 2026

Management of the Diabetic Hand: Clinical Considerations for Early Recognition and Referral

Diabetes mellitus affects nearly every organ system, and the hand is no exception. For practicing physicians, early recognition of diabetes-related hand pathology can provide critical insight into disease severity, duration and systemic risk. 

Baptist Health South Florida

January 28, 2026

Cannabis Use Disorder and Risk of Oral Cancer

Cannabis use disorder was associated with at least a threefold increase in the risk for developing oral cancer over 5 years compared with those without cannabis use disorder, according to findings fro...

The ASCO Post

January 27, 2026

Bacterial Decolonization to Manage Acute Radiation-Induced Oral Mucositis in Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma

Based on the results of a single-center phase III Chinese trial, which were published by Liao et al in JAMA Oncology, bacterial decolonization therapy with the antibiotic mupirocin may be an effective...

The ASCO Post

January 21, 2026

Rare (and Rarely Diagnosed) Diseases in Ophthalmology

Regulatory policies, combined with better screening tools, can broaden access to needed treatments

The Ophthalmologist

January 08, 2026

ASCO and AI in Oncology: Rooted in Human-Centered Care

ASCO’s mission to conquer cancer through research, education, and promotion of the highest quality patient care requires curiosity, open-mindedness, and an evidence-based approach to emerging technolo...

The ASCO Post