European Archives - Page 137 of 1345 - European Medical Journal

Low Testosterone Linked to Worse Prostate Cancer Outcomes

While MRI performance does not appear to depend on testosterone and inter-reader agreement is high, open questions remain, including whether PSMA PET or genomic markers could further refine early detection.

Is Ultrasound Effective in Diagnosing Steatotic Liver Disease?

Ultrasound is an effective screening tool for steatotic liver disease, provided that inter- and intra-observer comparisons are incorporated to enhance diagnostic consistency.

NIH-NINDS Initiative Unveils Advanced TBI Characterisation System

A multidimensional framework revolutionises traumatic brain injury characterisation, offering more personalised and accurate care.

Preventing Diabetes Complications

Catherine Glass sits down with leading diabetes researcher Vinod Patel to discuss the future of Type 2 diabetes care, exploring new technologies, predictive tools, retinal imaging, and much more.

Does Potato Consumption Increase the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes?

Total potato intake was positively associated with risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, but this effect was primarily driven by intake of French fries.

Dexamethasone Boosts Short-Term Relief in Allergic Rhinitis

Both groups demonstrated significant improvements over pretreatment at every follow-up, one week, one month, three months and six months.

Can Better Sleep Boost Your Chances of Pregnancy?

A large-scale study in Guangzhou has found that irregular sleep patterns, insufficient rest, and late bedtimes may reduce a woman’s chances of conceiving.

AI Bias in Bacterial Vaginosis Diagnosis Exposed

A new study in npj Women’s Health has found that machine learning models used to diagnose bacterial vaginosis may underperform in Black women.

Fecal Calprotectin Levels Accurately Reflect Ulcerative Colitis Activity

A new study demonstrates that fecal calprotectin levels, measured using fluorescent immunochromatography assay (FICA), strongly correlate with disease activity in ulcerative colitis, offering non-invasive thresholds to better guide patient care.

Faecal Microbiota Transplant Shows No Clear MASLD Benefit

Exc: Adults received three consecutive FMTs, either allogeneic (from healthy donors) or autologous (their own stool), with liver fat measured by MRI-derived proton density fat fraction.