European Archives - European Medical Journal

Regional Differences in LAMA Use for Severe Asthma Across Europe

A European survey of 470 clinicians shows major differences in how LAMAs are prescribed for severe asthma, highlighting access barriers and inconsistent treatment practices.

Study Finds No Link Between Diet, Urinary pH, and UTIs

New research shows no clear link between diet, urinary pH, and recurrent UTIs in postmenopausal women. Learn more about this pilot study’s findings.

5 minutes with Benedikt von Thüngen, CEO, Sanome

Benedikt von Thüngen, Founder and CEO, Sanome, shares the origin story of his business, its biggest challenge to date and what pharma needs to know about AI.

IURES 2025: Study Reveals Key Insights into Testicular Tumours

Researchers highlight early diagnosis and tumour type differences as key factors improving outcomes in testicular cancer.

IURES 2025: Local Anaesthesia Enables Safe Transperineal Prostate Biopsy Technique

IURES 2025 study supports transperineal prostate biopsy under local anaesthesia as a safe, effective diagnostic option.

Lower-Body Fat May Protect Against Type 2 Diabetes

A U.S. study finds that lower-body fat protects against type 2 diabetes, while abdominal fat increases risk, especially among men.

IURES 2025: Seminal Vesicle Sampling Boosts Accuracy in Prostate Biopsy

Researchers at IURES 2025 report seminal vesicle sampling enhances diagnostic accuracy in transperineal prostate biopsies.

Arndt Vogel, Professor and Clinician Scientist University of Toronto

Onc Now: Episode 29: Progress in Liver Cancer Research

Arndt Vogel, Professor and Clinician Scientist at the University of Toronto, shares insights on advances in hepatocellular carcinoma, the promise of immunotherapy, and emerging biomarkers shaping liver cancer treatment.

anaphylaxis

Epinephrine for Anaphylaxis Safety: Key Study Insights

Research consistently shows that epinephrine is underused, with many patients instead receiving antihistamines or steroids despite these offering only supportive relief.

Erratum: Portable Spacer Benefits Patients with Respiratory Disease