European Archives - Page 139 of 1144 - European Medical Journal

Exploring Hepatocellular Carcinoma: Massimo Colombo

EMJ is thrilled to present an interview with Massimo Colombo, Past Professor of Gastroenterology at the University of Milan, Italy, that…

Study Explores Acne Relapse Rates After Isotretinoin

The study revealed that 22.5% of patients experienced acne relapse, and 8.2% required isotretinoin retrial.

Takeda takes lead role in Crohn’s Disease biomarker study

Takeda is serving as the Industry Lead in the newly launched INTERCEPT project – a multinational collaboration to identify predictive biomarkers for Crohn’s Disease.

Deep Learning Tool Identifies Heart Failure with Reduced Ejection Fraction

AI model automates heart failure identification, offering precision and paving the way for improved quality assessments.

Holistic Approaches to Relieve Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms

In a recent double-blind clinical trial, S. miltiorrhiza extract improved LUTS-related quality of life scores comparably to existing drugs, with notable safety advantages.

5 minutes with... Dr Matthew Hickling, Allergan Aesthetics

Dr Matthew Hickling explores the science behind beauty, his role in aesthetics and the opportunities shaping the future of the field.

New Decision Tool Improves COPD Outcomes While Reducing Antibiotics

The Prospector calculator reduces antibiotic use by nearly half in COPD exacerbations, showing promise for safer and more effective patient care.

AI Assistance Enables Novices to Achieve Diagnostic-Quality Lung Ultrasound Images

AI proven useful in aiding novice users lung ultrasound (LUS) acquire diagnostic-quality images in new studies.

Mapping Cognitive States: A New Frontier in Brainwave Research

Discover how new personalised brain models reveal the link between brainwaves, cognition, and individual neural dynamics.

Persistent DNA Lesions Contribute to Mutations Over Time

A study reveals DNA lesions that persist in stem cells, contributing to mutations, with implications for blood cancers.