European Archives - Page 116 of 1110 - European Medical Journal

Breast Density Changes Linked to Cancer Risk

Women with dense or increasingly dense breasts face elevated breast cancer risks, highlighting the importance of longitudinal screening.

Environmental Metals Linked to Digestive Tract Cancers

A recent study has uncovered a potential connection between environmental metal exposure and an increased risk of digestive tract cancers…

NGS Tools Show Promise in Predicting AMR in Pneumococci

Both Pathogenwatch and AREScloud demonstrated strong performance in predicting antimicrobial resistance in Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates.

New Model Predicts Crohn’s Disease Risk in Relatives

A new integrative risk score predicts the risk of Crohn’s disease in healthy first-degree relatives of individuals with the disease.

Skin Symptom Impact on Life Quality in Graft-Versus-Host Disease

Cutaneous chronic graft-versus-host disease impairs quality of life, affecting social, psychological, physical functioning, and health perceptions.

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Major changes to product information leaflets to hit Europe

The European pharma sector is on the brink of regulatory and operational updates with new papers from pharmaceutical associations

Genetic Discovery Unlocks Epilepsy Treatments with Repurposed Cancer Drugs

Discovery of DYRK1A and EGFR mutations advances personalised epilepsy care, offering diagnostic biomarkers and repurposed drug opportunities.

Urinary Microbiome of Patients with Spina Bifida Influences UTI Risk

New research provides valuable insights into the urinary and intestinal microbiomes of individuals with spina bifida, a condition associated with an increased risk for UTIs.

Innovative Valve Treatment Shows Potential for Patients With Emphysema

Combined valve implantation in the right upper and middle lobes shows promise for severe emphysema, with significant benefits for heterogeneous cases.

High-Risk Women with BRCA Mutations Often Denied Breast MRI

Novel research has shown that women are frequently denied MRI scans, despite usual recommendations.