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🔔 Introducing The Lancet Regional Health – Africa, a new #goldopenaccess journal promoting the advancement of clinical practice and health policy in Africa.

Explore the new journal at hubs.li/Q03KzMp00 #MedSky
A special preview issue of The Lancet Regional Health – Africa. On the cover is a photograph of a doctor examining a Maasai baby. Copyright: Hugh Sitton/Getty Images

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Ready to strengthen your research impact?

Join Lan-Lan Smith and other editors as they break down the SAGER guidelines for sex- and gender-based analyses. Get practical tips and real examples to elevate your work.

📅 21 October, 2pm BST
👉 Register: hubs.li/Q03FQ_6l0
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⏰ Get writing—one week left to enter the 2025 #WakleyPrize competition!

Find out more about this year's theme: tinyurl.com/2mw2jfc3
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🚨 Exciting news! The Lancet is launching The Lancet Live on LinkedIn—your front-row seat to insights from our editors at global health & medicine conferences.

Follow us to join the conversation. 🔗 tinyurl.com/2j4tex9r
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What if we could make research more transparent and inclusive?

Join Mabel Chew and other Lancet Group editors to explore how we can improve health outcomes through better reporting of race and ethnicity data.

📆 Oct 23, 11am BST
👉 Register: hubs.li/Q03GrSg00
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Melioidosis—it's a fatal but preventable infection. Why is it not classed as a Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD)? Sophie Cousins reports in The Lancet.

Read in the latest issue 👉 tinyurl.com/zz65vbup
Cover of The Lancet, Oct 11 issue. The quote, "Melioidosis is a disease so neglected it is not on WHO's list of Neglected Tropical Diseases."

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Oncolytic viruses have the unique ability to selectively replicate within (and to destroy) cancer cells, offering a promising approach in cancer treatment.

A new Review summarises clinical progress, remaining challenges, & future research directions: tinyurl.com/9667u3ab
Figure: Oncolytic viruses—increasing the heat of the tumour microenvironment. Copyright: 2025 Elsevier Ltd. All rights are reserved.

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Antiphospholipid syndrome is an autoimmune disease that causes blood clots and inflammation.

A recent Review in @thelancetrheum.bsky.social explores how AI algorithms can guide precision medicine in antiphospholipid syndrome: tinyurl.com/yc4ursr9
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What can Africa’s fight against HIV teach us about tackling today’s global health challenges? 🌍

Pleased to share Dr Mohammad Hosseini @mhmdhsini.bsky.social will join the panel at our International Health Lecture with @thelancet.com, bringing his expertise in research ethics to the discussion 🔬✨
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