European Archives - Page 11 of 1279 - European Medical Journal

GRACE 3.0 Scoring System Transforms Heart Attack Care

GRACE 3.0 Scoring System Transforms Heart Attack Care

A groundbreaking GRACE 3.0 scoring system harnesses AI to enhance heart attack risk prediction and guide personalised treatment worldwide.

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Small-Volume BPH Surgical Treatment Outcomes

A recent clinical study found that TURP + TUIBN improves symptom scores and quality-of-life outcomes in patients with small-volume BPH.

Just 4,000 Daily Steps Linked to Lower Mortality in Older Women

Older women walking 4,000+ steps even 1–2 days a week had lower mortality and heart disease risk, showing small amounts of movement boost longevity.

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Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Diabetic Kidney Disease

Gene therapy delivering protective vascular endothelial growth factor C into kidney filters reduced early diabetic kidney damage.

The Hidden Risk of Ghost Scans in Ultrasound

The Hidden Risk of Ghost Scans in Ultrasound

A major study exposes high ghost scan rates in trauma ultrasound, prompting urgent calls for improved quality control and clinician training.

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Nivolumab’s Lasting Edge Confirmed in Melanoma Trial

Nivolumab shows lasting melanoma recurrence prevention, with long-term safety, in largest-ever CheckMate 238 trial analysis.

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Hyperemesis Gravidarum in Pregnancy Tied to Depression

New research finds women with hyperemesis gravidarum face higher risks of depression before and after pregnancy.

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Early Food Introduction Reduces Paediatric Food Allergy

These declines were observed regardless of atopic dermatitis diagnosis, indicating that early food introduction benefits both high-risk and general populations.

High Cure Rates in HCV Treatment Achieved

The DRIVE-C study in Haiphong, Vietnam, evaluated a community-based strategy to screen PWID for HCV and provide access to direct-acting antivirals.

Atrial Cardiomyopathy Raises Stroke and Heart Risk

Researchers find atrial cardiomyopathy strongly linked with atrial fibrillation, stroke, and heart failure, suggesting new prevention strategies in heart health.