Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Interview: Tina Q. Tan

My understanding of respiratory disease management has definitely increased substantially over time, and I really emphasize the importance…

Poor-Prognosis uHCC: An Expert Perspective

Understand how poor-prognosis features may impact clinical decision-making in patients with unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma…

Pregnancy Syphilis Screening Gap Raises Congenital Syphilis Concerns

Pregnancy syphilis screening was nearly universal, but only 22% met all required milestones in a large study in the USA. Key gaps may affect prevention efforts.

Viral Respiratory Hospitalisations Burden Healthcare Systems

Adults hospitalised with viral lower respiratory tract disease face high rates of ICU admission, mortality, and readmission, according to a large US study.

Duodenal Eosinophil Count Linked to Functional Dyspepsia

A case-control study found significantly higher duodenal eosinophil counts in patients with functional dyspepsia, reinforcing evidence for immune involvement in disease pathogenesis.

Next-Generation Rotavirus Vaccines Move Into Focus

International experts have identified key priorities to improve rotavirus vaccine effectiveness, focusing on mucosal immunity and next-generation vaccines.

Physician reviewing blood cancer data with patient, reflecting survival disparities in Indigenous populations.

Blood Cancer Gaps Persist for Indigenous Peoples

Blood cancer survival disparities persist for Indigenous populations despite growing global evidence on leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma.

Metabolic Rewiring of Glycogen as Key Driver of Liver Cancer Growth

Study links AKAP1-driven glycogen reprogramming to liver cancer growth and highlights a potential new targeted therapy for HCC.

adults walking outdoors, representing daily steps and cognitive health in aging.

Is 10,000 Steps Necessary for Brain Health?

Daily steps were linked to better cognition and lower cognitive impairment odds in U.S. older adults.

Weight-Based Contrast Dosing Preserves CTA Quality and Could Cut Costs

A study found weight-based contrast dosing maintained diagnostic image quality in lower-limb CTA while reducing contrast volume and related costs.