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More adults think they may have autism. This is what to look out for
The number of new diagnoses of autism in adulthood is soaring. Signs include challenges with social communication or repetitive behaviour.
Number of people with autism worldwide almost double previous estimate
One in 127 people, representing 61.8 million people globally, is on the autism spectrum, according to a new study.
Survey finds half of people in the UK self-diagnose conditions online
Minor ailments and mental health conditions were among the most diagnosed, according to the survey.
UK scientists develop urine test for lung cancer ‘zombie cells’
The test aims to speed the detection of lung cancer, which often isn’t found until the later stages.
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Childhood diabetes rates are rising globally. How does Europe compare?
A Nordic country has the world’s highest rate of childhood type 1 diabetes, according to a new analysis.
Study cautions radiologists not to over-rely on AI tools for diagnosis
Researchers also found that physicians were more likely to trust an AI explanation if it pinpointed a specific area on an X-ray.
New ChatGPT-like AI model could improve cancer detection
Researchers say a new AI model may be more generalisable for cancer diagnosis and evaluation than existing deep learning methods.
Why is Europe struggling to focus on adult ADHD?
Despite its prevalence, ADHD remains widely misunderstood and underdiagnosed in Europe, particularly among adults.
What do we know about Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis?
Catherine, the Princess of Wales, shocked the world when she revealed she was undergoing treatment for cancer. Here's what we know about her recovery.
AI tool could be used to grade aggressiveness of rare cancers - study
Researchers developed an AI-powered algorithm to grade the aggressiveness of a rare cancer.
Skull scanning may aid in brain disease diagnosis and treatment
The study findings could open up new possibilities to monitor brain inflammation simply by scanning the surface of the patient’s head.
Women's History Month: Why is ADHD so underdiagnosed in females?
As part of Euronews Culture's coverage of Women's History Month we look at why there is still such a lack of understanding around Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in girls and women.
Woman who can ‘smell’ Parkinson’s helps develop new quick test
The breakthrough could pave the way to better diagnosis and management of patients with Parkinson’s disease, for which there is currently no simple test.
Tiny worms could help sniff out lung cancer in its early stages
Scientists say the humble roundworm can smell cancer cells and may someday replace dogs in detecting tumours at an early stage.