Katrina Thornber, Author at European Medical Journal - Page 15 of 35

Body Composition Changes Affect Lung Health in Adults

Changes in muscle-to-fat ratio affect lung function and airflow obstruction, highlighting the importance of body composition in respiratory health.

Deep-Learning System Shows Promise in Predicting Breast Cancer Treatment Response

New method combining MRI and deep-learning system shows promise in predicting breast cancer treatment response.

Antibody Treatment Boosts Spinal Cord Injury Recovery: Clinical Trial Results

Antibody NG101 improves motor recovery in incomplete spinal cord injury, offering hope for rehabilitation breakthroughs.

Multimodal Therapy Improves Outcomes in Allergic Rhinitis Treatment

Multimodal therapy demonstrates superior efficacy in managing allergic rhinitis.

Mediterranean Diet and Exercise: Key to Fighting MASLD

A Mediterranean diet, rich in whole grains, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and olive oil, is proven to improve liver health by reducing inflammation and fat accumulation.

Predicting Stroke Rehab Success with Neuroimaging

New research links neuroimaging metrics with motor recovery in stroke patients receiving vagus nerve stimulation therapy.

COVID-19 Vaccination During Pregnancy Found Safe for Neonatal Health

A new study from the Netherlands has provided reassuring evidence on the safety of COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy.

Synergistic Effects of Obesity and Diabetes on HCC Recurrence

Obesity and diabetes mellitus are widely acknowledged risk factors for the development of steatotic liver diseases, contributing to liver cirrhosis and HCC.

Late-Onset Rheumatoid Arthritis Linked to Worse Outcomes

Late-onset rheumatoid arthritis worsens physical function and raises risks of adverse events, including death and malignancy, compared to younger-onset cases.

Blood Eosinophils and IL-8 Linked to Lung Decline in Asthma

Rising blood eosinophil counts and high sputum IL-8 levels predict accelerated lung function decline in asthma, highlighting key biomarkers for monitoring.