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ADA (Diabetes) · Jul 10, 2026

Meet Melanie: Finding Freedom, Confidence, and a New Normal with Type 1 Diabetes

Meet Melanie: Finding Freedom, Confidence, and a New Normal with Type 1 Diabetes mseibold Fri, 07/10/2026 - 15:23 Type 1 Share Your Story By sharing your story, you help us raise awareness of diabetes so we can bend the curve on it once and for all. Will you help us awaken the world? Share Your Story

PLOS Medicine · Jul 10, 2026

Compression therapies for venous leg ulcers: The VENous Ulcer Study 6 (VenUS 6), an open, multicentre, randomised clinical trial

by Catherine Arundel, Charlie Welch, Luke Strachan, Charlie Peck, Ross Atkinson, Una Adderley, Ian Chetter, Nicky Cullum, Tom Davill, Jane Griffiths, Catherine Hewitt, Charlotte Hirst, Katherine Jones, Maartje Kletter, Julie Mullings, Han Phung, Gareth Roberts, Pedro Saramago, Brigid Smart, Marta Soares, Philip Stather, Nikki Stubbs, Jude Watson, Sabeen Zahra, Jo Dumville Background Strong compression is a recommended first line venous leg ulcer treatment. With limited research comparing the clinical effectiveness of compression wraps (CW) and two-layer compression bandage treatments with…

MedCity News · Jul 10, 2026

Why Most Healthcare Brand Strategies Fail the First Time Leadership Gets Tested

If you are sitting on a brand strategy right now, the test is not whether your team likes it. The test is whether it can be defended by someone who did not build it, to a board that did not commission it, by a leader who did not hire you. The post Why Most Healthcare Brand Strategies Fail the First Time Leadership Gets Tested appeared first on MedCity News .

MedCity News · Jul 10, 2026

Why Fall Prevention Must Be a System-Wide Priority in Healthcare Settings

Extensive planning and team support can help healthcare organizations reduce the risk of falls in hospitals. This will improve patient safety, reduce the burden on operations in inpatient treatment settings, and deliver quality care at all levels of treatment and recovery. The post Why Fall Prevention Must Be a System-Wide Priority in Healthcare Settings appeared first on MedCity News .

FDA Newsroom · Jul 10, 2026

FDA Proposes Rule to Modernize Drug Manufacturing Registration

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today issued a proposed rule that, if finalized, would create a streamlined registration pathway for distributed manufacturing establishments that operate as a single establishment using a “hub-and-spoke” model.

MHRA (UK) · Jul 10, 2026

Yellow Cards: bad in football; brilliant in patient safety

As football fans across the country get behind England, the MHRA wants to keep any Yellow Cards off the pitch – and instead let people know that Yellow Cards can make an important impact in a very different way by helping make medicines and medical devices safer for everyone.

EMA (EU) · Jul 10, 2026

Meeting highlights from the Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC) 6-9 July 2026

PRAC agrees new safety information on desogestrel- and etonogestrel-containing contraceptives and Litfulo, a medicine to treat alopecia areata   Desogestrel- and etonogestrel-…, Agenda Agenda of the PRAC meeting 6-9 July 2026Draft Reference Number: EMA/PRAC/141965/2026…, PRAC statistics: July 2026 , PRAC statistics: July 2026 English (EN) (174.12 KB - PDF)First published: 10/07/2026 View , Glossary Safety signal assessments. A safety signal is information which suggests a new potentially causal association, or a new aspect of a known association between…

BMJ Open · Jul 10, 2026

Knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding diabetic nephropathy among patients with diabetes in Shanghai, China: a cross-sectional study

Objectives This study aims to investigate the knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) regarding diabetic nephropathy among patients with diabetes. Design A cross-sectional survey was conducted. Setting The survey was administered in a clinical setting. Participants A total of 410 patients with diabetes completed the questionnaires, with 215 (52.44%) identified as female and 262 (63.9%) not diagnosed with diabetic nephropathy. Interventions Participants provided demographic information and answered questions assessing their KAP through a structured questionnaire. Primary and secondary outcome…

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