March 13, 2026

Family History and Early Screening: Detecting Brain Aneurysms Before They Rupture

An aneurysm can develop anywhere in the brain’s network of blood vessels. It occurs when a section of an artery wall weakens, causing the blood flowing through the area to put additional pressure on the artery wall.

Baptist Health South Florida

March 12, 2026

ACP Calls for Sweeping Policy Shifts on Disability in Medicine

Twin policy statements in Annals of Internal Medicine outline structural reforms aimed at improving health care access for patients with disabilities and supporting physicians with disabilities in training and practice.

Conexiant

March 12, 2026

The 60 Percent Diagnostic Gap in M/E

What earlier mNGS testing could mean for labs and clinicians

The Pathologist

March 12, 2026

Medical Oddities: Allergies, Meet Your Match in Matcha

Matcha muting sneezes, snack foods nudging fracture risk, firstborns navigating baby-number-two drama, and more this week.

Conexiant

March 11, 2026

Neurointerventions Face Waste Audit

Investigators quantify procedural waste, disposal costs, and carbon emissions in a neurointerventional angiography suite.

Conexiant

March 11, 2026

CSF Proteomics Identifies New Biomarkers for Multiple Sclerosis

Large-cohort CSF proteomics from the Mann Lab identifies a 22-protein panel distinguishing MS from related diseases

The Analytical Scientist

March 10, 2026

FDA Approves Therapy for Cerebral Folate Deficiency

Decision addresses a rare neurologic disorder linked to folate transport impairment.

Conexiant

March 09, 2026

Blood Test Forecasts Alzheimer's Onset

Plasma p-tau217 “clocks” estimate timing of symptoms years before clinical diagnosis

The Pathologist

March 05, 2026

Medical Oddities: The Calmest Move in Cardiology?

Yoga for SVT, romantic brain bias, dog-made air chemistry, math learning clues, selenium tea, and glaucoma pillows—medicine’s weekly roundup of strange.

Conexiant

March 05, 2026

Why One Number Isn’t Enough for Patients

Adding a comparison number may help patients interpret risk and make better decisions.

Conexiant