European Archives - Page 12 of 1392 - European Medical Journal

breast screening

First-Time NHS Breast Screening Attendance Hits 10-Year High

The number of women attending their first NHS mammogram has hit a 10-year high, NHS data has revealed.

Wildfire Smoke PM2.5 Linked to Thousands of Deaths - EMJ

Wildfire Smoke PM2.5 Linked to Thousands of Deaths

Major study finds chronic exposure to wildfire smoke PM2.5 linked to 24,000 USA deaths per year, with no safe threshold and strong neurological impacts.

Two-Thirds of Maternal Deaths Occur in Conflict Zones - EMJ

Nearly Two-Thirds of Maternal Deaths Occur in Conflict Zones

The WHO has highlighted a surge in maternal deaths in conflict and fragile settings, where an estimated two-thirds of all maternal deaths occur.

Alcohol Use and Borderline Personality Disorder Link - EMJ

Strong Link Between Borderline Personality Disorder and Alcohol Use

Study shows alcohol use disorders affects 55% of people with borderline personality disorder, highlighting urgent need for integrated clinical care.

Inside Virus Evolution: Interview with Edward Holmes

All human viruses ultimately come from animals, and humans transmit viruses to animals too, so it’s a two-way traffic.

Atopic Dermatitis Immune Signature in Depression - EMJ

Major Depressive Disorder Shares Immune Signature with AD

Major depressive disorder shares a Th2 immune signature with atopic dermatitis, highlighting dupilumab as a potential targeted therapy.

Vision Loss Risk with Semaglutide Use - EMJ

Semaglutide Associated with Optic Neuropathy and Vision Loss

New study links semaglutide to rare optic nerve damage, highlighting the need for increased awareness, monitoring, and informed prescribing.

Immunochemotherapy Timing Improves Survival - EMJ

Early Immunochemotherapy Timing Boosts Survival Outcomes

A Phase three trial shows early immunochemotherapy significantly improves survival and enhances CD8 T cell responses in advanced non small cell lung cancer.

Turning Male Mosquitoes into Dengue Control - EMJ

Scientists Are Turning Male Mosquitoes into Dengue Control

Releasing male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia cut wild mosquito numbers in Singapore and lowered dengue infection risk.

lymphoma

Repeat R CHOP Improves Late Relapse Lymphoma Outcomes

A second course of R CHOP achieved durable responses in late relapse diffuse large B cell lymphoma, especially in patients relapsing more than 5 years after diagnosis.