Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

25 Jun 2026

Navigating Treatment for a Patient with PBC

Examine the management pathway of a woman with primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) on first-line therapy, highlighting the critical…

New Real-World Evidence in Patients with Asthma Newly Initiated on ICS/LABAs

Asthma is a prevalent respiratory condition that affects people of all ages, encompassing a range of subtypes. Exacerbations are common…

25 Jun 2026

Closing the COVID-19 Prevention Gap

During a recent webinar, two leading experts discussed the ongoing impact of COVID-19, including transmission, hospitalizations, and risk…

The big picture in haematology at EHA 2026

Aliya Omer, VP, Global Head, Haematology Franchise, AstraZeneca, discusses haematological malignancies.

Ockenden Report Exposes ‘Systemic Failings’ of Maternity Services

An Independent Review has exposed ‘systemic failings’ of maternity services at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, leading, in some cases, to preventable harm and death.

Monounsaturated Fatty Acids Linked to Rheumatoid Arthritis Activity

New research links altered monounsaturated fatty acids, especially oleic acid, to disease activity and adiposity in people with rheumatoid arthritis.

Longer Glucocorticosteroid Treatment May Increase Adverse Events in AD

Longer systemic glucocorticosteroid treatment in atopic dermatitis is linked to increased risks of side effects, including osteoporosis, diabetes and hypertension.

How Performance Metrics Influence Clinical Decisions

Clinical decisions in cardiology are strongly influenced by the metrics that are measured and rewarded. Emphasis on volume or short-term…

3D printed shoe sole concept for passive gait modification in knee osteoarthritis care.

Knee Osteoarthritis Shoes Could Shift Gait Treatment

Knee osteoarthritis treatment may advance with 3D printed soles that passively modify gait biomechanics and reduce medial knee loading.

Clinician ‘Nudges’ Foster End-of-Life Conversations in Cancer Care

Reminders, or ‘nudges’, can foster more serious illness conversations between oncology providers and patients with poor-prognosis cancers, a new study has found.