Novità medicina 2026: terapie orali per malattie rare, IA farmaceutica e allarme social nei giovani

Welcome to this edition of TG in Salute, Pianeta Salute TV's news segment dedicated to wellness, medical information, and good news. Story 1: News from the EHA Congress in Stockholm. The European Society of Hematology Congress provided extraordinary confirmation of targeted oral therapies. In paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria, long-term home oral monotherapy (up to 6 years) allows nearly 70% of patients to normalize hemoglobin levels and 87% to eliminate transfusions. In chronic myeloid leukemia, a next-generation inhibitor reduces treatment interruptions by 50% at 3 years, paving the way to complete remission. Story 2: Innovation and AI at the 65th AFI Symposium in Rimini. At the Palacongressi, the discussion focused on how the digital transition and predictive algorithms are redesigning the drug lifecycle and accelerating clinical research, reducing time and costs. There's also a focus on the dietary supplement sector, where Italy is a European leader in production, quality, and regulatory compliance. Story 3: The "We Are Research" campaign is underway. Promoted by the EUPATI APS Expert Patient Academy and launched at the IEO in Milan, the campaign unites 47 organizations to explain the value of clinical trials. The role of the trained expert patient becomes central to promoting informed decisions and rigorously collaborating on scientific research. Story 4: 7-point roadmap for the EGPA at the Chamber of Deputies. The action plan, born from listening to patients, to combat the diagnostic delays (currently around 3 years) of this rare vasculitis, was presented in Rome. Among the requests: the adoption of a uniform national PDTA, Hub & Spoke integration between hospital and community, and specific disability codes. 📰 NEWS FLASH Social and Youth Alert (SIMPIA): The Giovanni Bollea Institute of Child Neuropsychiatry at the Policlinico Umberto I - Sapienza University of Rome and SIMPIA draw attention to the increase from 8% to 11% (WHO data 2018-2022) of adolescents with problematic social media use. Experts recommend that families avoid using devices as babysitters, avoid social media before pre-adolescence, and preserve offline time (mealtimes and before bedtime), especially after school closures. 🔔 STAY UPDATED If prevention is better than cure, an informed patient is half the cure. Subscribe to the Pianeta Salute TV channel and activate the bell to not miss upcoming scientific insights. #EHA2026 #SimposioAFI #MalattieRare #EUPATI #TGInSalute ************************ 🔥 Follow us! Web TV: https://PianetaSalute.TV Magazine: https://www.PianetaSalute.online Instagram:   / pianetasalutetv   X: https://x.com/pianetasalute Facebook:   / pianetasalute   Linkedin:   / pianeta-salute-tv   WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaDP... Telegram: https://t.me/pianetasalute Digital terrestrial: National channel 221 Pianeta Salute TV (00:00) Health News: Well-being and medical information (00:17) EHA Congress in Stockholm: Paradigm shift in hematology (00:55) Rare diseases: Therapies Targeted oral medications and a ban on transfusions (2:04) Blood cancers: New inhibitors for chronic myeloid leukemia (3:09) 65th AFI Symposium in Rimini: Digital transition and artificial intelligence (4:55) Food supplements: Italy leads Europe in quality and production (6:04) SIMPIA alert: The risks of problematic social media use among young people (7:13) EUPATI campaign: The role of the expert patient in clinical research (10:53) EGPA in the Chamber of Deputies: The 7-point roadmap for rare vasculitis