Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Quickfire Q&A: Dr Raed Dweik

In this episode, we speak to Raed Dweik, ATS President 2025–2026; E. Tom and Erika Meyer Professor; Chair of Pulmonary and Critical Care…

MATTERHORN: Survival Data in Resectable G/GEJ Cancer

Can the perioperative approach in resectable G/GEJ adenocarcinoma be improved? MATTERHORN, a global Phase III trial, evaluated…

Person lighting up a cigerette close up

Smoking Linked to Greater Loneliness in Adults: ERS 2026

Smoking is associated with greater loneliness and increasing loneliness over time among older adults, new research suggests.

Asthma Algorithm May Miss Cases in Children: ERS 2026

ERS 2026 data show the ERS school-age asthma algorithm had high specificity but low sensitivity, potentially missing children with asthma.

lupus arthritis

New Ultrasound-Derived Score Improves Lupus Arthritis Assessment

A cohort study of 133 patients has shown that the LAMDA score outperforms standard tools for assessing lupus arthritis in SLE trials.

Intersectionality and Transgender Health

In this series, host Catherine Glass speaks with Tonia Poteat about the role of intersectionality in modern healthcare and its importance in…

mental illness

Severe Mental Illness Linked to Higher Dementia and Stroke Risk

Cross-sectional study of 694,086 adults found severe mental illness associated with elevated age-specific odds of dementia and ischemic stroke.

Older adult touching her face, illustrating research into the skin microbiome and aging.

How the Skin Microbiome Changes With Age

The skin microbiome may shape aging through barrier, immune, and metabolic pathways, but causality remains unproven.

Advancing Cystinosis Care: An Interview with William A. Gahl

At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, USA, I was fascinated by the fact that the biochemical pathways we studied…

Interview: Ari Zimran

It is indeed remarkable to realise that it is now exactly 40 years since I joined the late Professor. Ernest Beutler as a research fellow…