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Drug Pipeline
Meta-analysis
Systematic review synthesizes Rhaponticum species chemistry, traditional uses, and research gaps across multiple conditions
Ancient Herbs May Help Modern Health
This systematic review synthesizes data on Rhaponticum species, covering 24 documented species worldwide and their applications for conditio…
Imagine walking through a garden filled with wildflowers.
Frontiers
Apr 24, 2026
Drug Pipeline
Sys. Review
Narrative review of bile-based traditional Chinese medicines for liver diseases
Bile-Based Medicine May Heal Your Liver, But It Can Also Hurt It
This narrative review examines bile-based traditional Chinese medicines used in the management of liver diseases.
Traditional medicines made from animal bile can help treat liver disease, but they contain a complex mix of helpful and potentially harmful …
Frontiers
Apr 24, 2026
Radiology & Imaging
Preclinical deep learning framework shows improved dose prediction for unseen cancer sites
A Heavy Burden on Doctors
This is a preclinical development study of a deep learning framework for radiotherapy dose prediction.
A new AI tool can plan radiation doses for many different cancers at once.
medRxiv
Apr 24, 2026
Nephrology
Preclinical analysis of gnomAD and ClinVar databases on ADPLD variant frequencies
Genetic variants linked to polycystic liver disease found in many people
This other publication is a preclinical analysis of gnomAD and ClinVar databases for predicted pathogenic variants in ADPLD genes.
Analysis of large genetic databases shows predicted pathogenic variants for polycystic liver disease occur in about 1 in 95 people, with hig…
medRxiv
Apr 23, 2026
Pediatrics
Cohort
Retrospective analysis of 326 infants with infantile cholestasis reveals etiological spectrum
Simple Blood Marker Could Save Babies from Surgery Delays
This retrospective cohort study evaluated 326 infants diagnosed with infantile cholestasis at the Children's Hospital Affiliated to Shandong…
A new blood test might help doctors find the right cause of baby liver disease faster.
Frontiers
Apr 22, 2026
Neurology
Sys. Review
Review of liver disease immunomodulation strategies notes precision over broad suppression
Your Liver's Immune Cells Play Both Hero and Villain at Once
This narrative review examines immunomodulation approaches for liver diseases, including acute liver injury, HBV infection, MASLD/MASH, fibr…
Liver immune cells can both damage and repair your organ at the same time, a discovery that could unlock new precision treatments for hepati…
Frontiers
Apr 18, 2026
Rheumatology
Cohort
Hematocrit–albumin gap linked to sepsis risk in ICU adults in retrospective analysis
Does a simple blood number predict sepsis risk in ICU patients?
A retrospective cross-sectional analysis of 19,134 adults with first ICU admissions found that a higher hematocrit–albumin gap (HAG) was ass…
A simple blood number called the hematocrit–albumin gap predicts sepsis risk in ICU patients, with higher levels increasing infection odds b…
Frontiers
Apr 18, 2026
Infectious Disease
Cohort
MAIT cell frequency decreased in sepsis-related liver injury, with altered phenotype and function in murine models
Liver cells get help from immune defenders during sepsis
This observational cohort study in patients with sepsis-related liver injury (SRLI) and murine models found significantly decreased peripher…
During sepsis, immune defenders actually protect the liver instead of causing damage, offering new hope for patients losing liver function.
Frontiers
Apr 17, 2026
Gastroenterology
Sys. Review
Narrative review examines TCM herbal extracts and formulas regarding cholestatic liver injury
Your Gut Holds The Key To Liver Health
This narrative review synthesizes existing literature on the association between Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbal extracts and form…
Unbalanced gut bacteria disrupt bile flow and trigger liver inflammation, but Traditional Chinese Medicine strategies may restore balance an…
Frontiers
Apr 16, 2026
Infectious Disease
Cohort
Retrospective cohort study links prior antibiotic exposure and Gram-negative infections to high MDR rates in adult patients with chronic liver disease
High antibiotic resistance found in infections among chronic liver disease patients in India
This retrospective observational cohort study evaluated 317 adult patients with chronic liver disease and culture-positive bacterial infecti…
In India, nearly 80% of E. coli and K. pneumoniae infections in chronic liver disease patients are resistant to multiple antibiotics.
Frontiers
Apr 16, 2026
Palliative Care
Cohort
Disability benefit take-up varied by cause of death and geography in England and Wales
Millions Miss Out on Money Before Death
This retrospective cohort study examined 1,049,493 decedents aged 16 or older in England and Wales with chronic illnesses.
In England and Wales, one out of three people dying from expected causes like cancer or heart disease never receive the financial benefits t…
medRxiv
Apr 14, 2026
Neurology
Sys. Review
Review explores gut-liver axis role in animal diseases, suggests dietary and probiotic strategies
Could your gut health affect your liver? Animal research explores the connection
A systematic review summarizes evidence on the gut-liver axis in ruminants, pigs, and poultry.
A leaky gut can send trouble signals to the liver, disrupting metabolism and potentially causing inflammation in animals like cows, pigs, an…
Frontiers
Apr 2, 2026
Questions about Liver disease
Does mitochondrial dysfunction play a role in liver injury?
Yes, mitochondrial dysfunction is a key driver of liver injury, contributing to cell death and disease progression in conditions like fatty liver and alcohol-associated liver disease.
Full answer →Does activating the aryl hydrocarbon receptor cause liver damage?
Activating the aryl hydrocarbon receptor can cause liver damage or protect it depending on the specific signals and context, acting as a double-edged sword in liver health.
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