October 29, 2026

FDA monthly preview: Key November decisions to watch

Upcoming FDA decisions span cancer, cardiovascular disease, rare genetic disorders, and more.

MDSpire News

October 28, 2026

Miliary tuberculosis may masquerade as toxoplasmosis

Chest imaging and sputum testing uncovered tuberculosis in a patient whose incidental brain lesions initially suggested a parasitic infection.

MDSpire News

October 28, 2026

NUT carcinoma may defy typical staining patterns

Two pulmonary cases highlight how limited squamous differentiation and variable keratin expression may complicate pathological diagnosis.

MDSpire News

October 27, 2026

AI may aid segmental pulmonary embolism detection

Incidental pulmonary embolism detection increased following AI deployment on routine contrast-enhanced CT, with the clearest increase occurring in segmental emboli.

MDSpire News

October 26, 2026

Why TB Tests Aren’t Reaching Patients

Primary-care facilities face gaps in molecular testing, chest imaging, culture, and drug-susceptibility testing

The Pathologist

October 22, 2026

CPAP changes may precede choroidal detachment

The rare ocular finding resolved with topical treatment despite continued positive airway pressure therapy.

MDSpire News

October 22, 2026

STAT6 may aid diagnosis of giant pulmonary SFT

Immunohistochemical testing confirmed a rare tumor despite low-grade histology, extensive local involvement, and suspected liver metastasis.

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October 22, 2026

Advancing Pulmonary Vascular Disease Care Through Research

Pulmonary vascular disease is a rapidly evolving field, with emerging therapies, new diagnostic approaches and ongoing research reshaping how patients with pulmonary hypertension are evaluated and treated.

Temple Health

October 15, 2026

Medical Oddities: Alive, but convinced otherwise

A deadly conviction, healing vanilla, stormy lungs, and a COVID tea party await.

MDSpire News

October 09, 2026

Medical debt linked to higher late-stage cancer rates

Lung cancer showed the strongest absolute association, while prostate and breast cancer findings diverged from the broader pattern.

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