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® highlights key updates for clinicians, spanning colorectal cancer (CRC) prevention, obesity management, cardiovascular health, and nutrition. This week’s discussion covers new data on rising CRC screening rates in younger adults, the scope of GLP-1 eligibility among adolescents and young adults, long-term cardiovascular outcomes in midlife women, the most effective population health outreach strategy for CRC screening, and the impact of ultraprocessed foods on cardiometabolic risk.

Editor's note: Episode timestamps produced using AI tools.

Colorectal Cancer Screening Uptake Rises (00:00:11)


Screening rates increased among adults aged 45-49 after lowering the recommended starting age from 50 to 45.

GLP-1 Therapy Eligibility and Coverage in Youth (00:01:24)


Millions of US adolescents and young adults are eligible for GLP-1 therapy, but insurance coverage and comorbidities present barriers.

Midlife Cardiovascular Health in Women (00:02:48)


Tracking women’s cardiovascular health using Life’s Essential Eight; glucose, blood pressure, and nicotine avoidance are key predictors.

Colorectal Cancer Screening Outreach Strategies (00:03:38)


Mailing FIT kits directly to patients significantly increases screening participation among adults aged 45-49.

Ultra-Processed Foods and Cardiometabolic Risk (00:04:09)


Ultra-processed foods raise cardiometabolic risk; public health measures and dietary counseling thresholds are recommended.

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This week’s podcast episode covers CRC screening, GLP-1 eligibility in youth, women’s heart health, FIT outreach, and ultraprocessed food risks.

Weekly Dose Podcast: CRC Screening Uptake, GLP-1 Eligibility in Youth, Women’s Heart Health, and Ultraprocessed Food Risks

, we dive into the most impactful clinical research from the past week on 

, covering key studies across multiple specialties. We begin with a study on the treatment of bacterial vaginosis, highlighting the significant impact of antimicrobial therapy for male partners in reducing recurrence rates. Next, we explore a meta-analysis on the use of dupilumab in treating atopic dermatitis in children, showcasing its effectiveness in reducing disease severity and pruritus. We also cover a groundbreaking study on colorectal cancer risk models for adults aged under 45 years, introducing new ways to personalize screening strategies.

Additionally, we discuss the EKSTROM trial, which presents data on colchicine’s role in stabilizing coronary plaque and reducing cardiovascular risk. Finally, we look at the FDA’s approval of dupilumab for chronic spontaneous urticaria, offering new hope for patients with persistent symptoms despite antihistamine treatment.


PODCAST: Listen to our first episode for new research on bacterial vaginosis, a new treatment option for chronic urticaria, and more. 

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Community Factors Show Distinct Patterns Across Cancer Types in Nationwide Analysis

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Rideshare Support for Post-FIT Colonoscopy May Cut CRC Deaths and Save Costs: Daily Dose

New data will be shared from the PATHFINDER 2 study in asymptomatic patients and the SYMPLIFY study in patients experiencing symptoms.

GRAIL to Showcase New Data for Galleri Multicancer Early Detection Test at Key Fall Meetings 

A new modeling study suggests rideshare programs could double colonoscopy completion after abnormal FIT results, cutting colorectal cancer incidence and deaths while saving health care costs.

Rideshare Program Could Improve Colonoscopy Completion and Reduce CRC Burden, Study Finds

Pharmacy-Based FIT Distribution May Expand CRC Screening: Daily Dose

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