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7 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Three IgA Nephropathy Drugs Show Strong Proteinuria Trial Results · Three IgA nephropathy therapies reported significant proteinuria reductions in phase III interim analyses.
• Borderline Anemia Linked to Higher Mortality Risk in New Study · A prospective cohort study links borderline anemia to higher all-cause, cardiovascular, and cancer mortality risks.
• Study: Serial NT-proBNP Levels Predict Cardiovascular Risk in Older Adults Without Prior CVD · A study of over 8,400 older Australians found serial NT-proBNP measurements predict cardiovascular events and death over 8 years.
• Hematologists Warn 'Ferritin Face' Is Not a Diagnostic Tool for Anemia · Medical experts clarify that 'ferritin face' is a social media term, not a recognized medical diagnosis for iron deficiency.
• Preoperative GLP-1 Drugs Do Not Reduce Bariatric Surgery Weight Loss Outcomes · A study of 383 patients found preoperative GLP-1 use did not diminish 12-month weight loss after bariatric surgery.
• 2,000 Dead in Congo Ebola Outbreak; Fauci Texts Released; Drugmaker Pays $46M · At least 2,000 people died in Congo's Ebola outbreak; Veloxis Pharmaceuticals agreed to a $46 million settlement.
• Most Older Diabetics Miss Recommended Medication Adjustments · A study of 90,000 patients found most older adults with type 2 diabetes outside target HbA1c goals did not receive appropriate medication adjustments.