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NHS England · Jun 16, 2026

NHS braces for jump in post-match A&E visits

Football fans are being urged not to ignore health problems, as new analysis reveals a significant drop in A&E attendances while the Three Lions are playing. Analysis of A&E attendance data during Euro 2024 found there were just under 17,000 fewer attendances than expected during England matches across the tournament – roughly a quarter of […]

MedCity News · Jun 16, 2026

InStride Raises $30M to Scale Pediatric Mental Health Support

InStride’s Series C round includes support from new investors Echo Health Ventures and FMZ Ventures, as well as existing investors .406 Ventures, Valtruis, General Catalyst and Mass General Brigham Ventures. The post InStride Raises $30M to Scale Pediatric Mental Health Support appeared first on MedCity News .

MedCity News · Jun 16, 2026

New Cancer Biotech Unveils $27M for Dual-Targeting Prostate Cancer Drug

MultiValent Biotherapies is developing a peptide-like drug conjugate that hits two validated targets to treat prostate cancer. This clinical-stage asset was licensed from China-based Coherent Biopharma. The post New Cancer Biotech Unveils $27M for Dual-Targeting Prostate Cancer Drug appeared first on MedCity News .

ACC (Cardiology) · Jun 16, 2026

CAMERA-MRI II: Catheter Ablation in Patients With AFib and LVSD by LGE Status

In patients with atrial fibrillation (AFib) and left ventricular systolic dysfunction (LVSD), catheter ablation was associated with substantial improvement in LVEF regardless of late gadolinium enhancement (LGE) status, while 12-month LVEF and normalization rates were lower in patients with LGE present, according to results from the CAMERA-MRI II trial published June 8 in JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology.

NCQA · Jun 16, 2026

NCQA Fireside Chat: Nevada’s Approach to Sustainable, People-Centered Health Policy

In a recent NCQA Fireside Chat, Nevada Assemblywoman Tracy Brown-May shared a glimpse into the challenges and opportunities shaping healthcare in her state. Drawing on her experience as both a legislator and nonprofit leader, our conversation touched on what it takes to build a health system that works for everyone—especially the people who are often […] The post NCQA Fireside Chat: Nevada’s Approach to Sustainable, People-Centered Health Policy appeared first on NCQA .

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