European Archives - European Medical Journal

Mastering Mycology: Interview with Dimitrios Kontoyiannis

From the very beginning of my career as a postdoctoral research fellow, studying fungal infections in patients who are immunosuppressed has been fascinating in many aspects…..

Protein Prevents Cardiac Cellular Senescence - EMJ

CCN5 Protein Prevents Cardiac Cellular Senescence

The team demonstrated that CCN5 effectively inhibited doxorubicin-induced cardiac cellular senescence in both cardiac myoblasts and fibroblasts.

Minimal Disease Activity in Atopic Dermatitis - EMJ

Minimal Disease Activity Sustained in Atopic Dermatitis

Most early responders with atopic dermatitis sustain minimal disease activity at one year, with baseline factors predicting long-term control.

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UK pharma M&A stalled, biotech thrived in 2025

A new report suggests biotech took the lead in UK healthcare M&A in 2025, outpacing pharma and life sciences.

Blood Test Predicts Alzheimer’s Disease - EMJ

Blood Test Could Predict Alzheimer’s Disease Onset

The authors concluded that the time until onset of Alzheimer’s disease symptoms could be estimated using a single blood test within a margin of error that may be acceptable for use in clinical trials.

Getting Over the AMR Hump with Camels - EMJ

Getting Over the AMR Hump with Camel Antimicrobial Peptides

Researchers uncover three antimicrobial peptides in dromedary camels that show potent activity against multidrug-resistant bacteria.

New Blood Test Identifies Serious Scarring in Liver Disease - EMJ

New Blood Test Identifies Serious Scarring in Liver Disease

A new blood test accurately identifies serious scarring in patients with liver disease, a 2026 cohort study has found.

MRIs Reveal Brain Changes After Second Pregnancy - EMJ

MRIs Reveal Brain Structure Changes After Second Pregnancy

Women experience unique changes in brain structure after a second pregnancy, MRIs have revealed in a 2026 cohort study.

Interview with Vikram Talaulikar: Personalising Reproductive Care

Vikram Talaulikar. Associate Specialist in Reproductive Medicine, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Honorary…

Altitude Reduces Diabetes Risk: Red Blood Cells as a Glucose Sink

Altitude reduces the risk of diabetes due to red blood cells acting as the primary glucose sink during hypoxia, a 2026 study has found.