
Steger discussed findings from a 6-month lifestyle investigating TRE+ER and IER.

A global study reveals that universal access to semaglutide could save 28 million lives and significantly reduce obesity and diabetes worldwide.

CagriSema shows weight loss results in recent trials comparable to existing interventions.

Xue discussed her research developing a personalized prediction algorithm for predicting responders to a DPP-style intervention.

A phase 3 trial reveals ecnoglutide significantly reduces body weight in overweight patients, showcasing its potential as a novel obesity treatment.

New findings reveal semaglutide significantly enhances walking ability and quality of life for patients with T2D and PAD.

A new study reveals hybrid closed-loop technology significantly improves glucose control for pregnant women with T1D.

Automated insulin delivery systems enhance blood glucose control for pregnant women with type 1 diabetes, potentially advancing diabetes care.

Semaglutide 7.2 mg shows promising results, achieving a mean 21% weight loss in obesity treatment.

The ACHIEVE-1 trial reveals orforglipron's potential as a breakthrough treatment for type 2 diabetes.

New research reveals amycretin's promising potential for weight loss in obesity treatment, advancing to phase 3 trials for effective management options.

Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia has no approved treatments; this designation, in addition to the European Medicines Agency granting a positive opinion, positions DIAG723 to be the first.

Most participants (83%) did not require exogenous insulin 1 year after zimislecel (VX-880) infusion.

This update by FDA officials extends the review period for ruxolitinib cream as a treatment for atopic dermatitis in children aged 2-11 years.

New ADA guidelines enhance obesity care, focusing on personalized treatment, bias reduction, and inclusive practices to improve patient outcomes.

These data from RAD 2025 highlight upadacitinib’s efficacy in the phase 3 Measure Up 1 and 2 studies for older adults with atopic dermatitis.

At SLEEP 2025, Malhotra emphasized the need for weight loss to resolve obesity hypoventilation syndrome and highlighted limitations of current therapies.

Nitisinone is the first and only FDA-approved treatment for AKU, a rare genetic disease without a known cure.

At SLEEP 2025, Malhotra shared updates on diagnosing and managing OHS, including the role of bicarbonate, PAP use, and weight loss.

From barriers to implementing evidence-based care to innovations in combination therapy, here are 5 key updates from the annual meeting.

Investigators also noted the risk of Hb overshoot in patients switching from ESA to roxadustat, emphasizing the importance of monitoring Hb levels before and after treatment.

A study presented at SLEEP 2025 found longer and more variable napping patterns are associated with increased all-cause mortality in middle-to-older aged adults.

This Q&A interview at RAD 2025 features a discussion about a talk titled ‘Assessing the Evidence for OX40-OX40L Axis Inhibition for the Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis.’

Dupilumab (Dupixent) approved as the first targeted therapy for bullous pemphigoid, marking 8th indication for diseases with type 2 inflammation.

Patients with alcohol-associated liver disease and MetALD had greater risks of adverse liver outcomes and all-cause mortality than those with MASLD.

Although limited, recent research has indicated overall positive results of dupilumab in both reducing severe exacerbations and lowering risk of control loss.

This episode of Lungcast features a discussion on emerging research in lung cancer biomarkers and early detection.

At SLEEP 2025, HCPLive spoke to Strollo about the phase 3 SynAIRgy trial which evaluated AD109, a first-in-class, once-daily oral neuromuscular modulator, for OSA.

In this analysis, investigators highlight preferential options for the initial step-up of treatment among children with uncontrolled asthma on inhaled corticosteroids.

At SLEEP 2025, Cassiere discussed how pulse oximetry inaccuracies among patients with darker skin tones may lead to underdiagnosis or misclassification of sleep apnea severity.