European Archives - Page 144 of 1112 - European Medical Journal

Myocardial Scarring Increases Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death in Young People

LGE imaging predicts sudden cardiac death in young HCM patients, improving risk models and informing clinical strategies.

Dr Cecilia Caetano, Bayer

Bayer’s Dr Cecilia Caetano on making space for menopause

Find out how to normalise the conversation, not the suffering, around menopause with Dr Cecilia Caetano, Vice President, Women’s Health, Bayer.

Exploring Saline and Acidic Washouts in Catheter Care

Blockages are the most frequent complication, occurring in up to 70% of long-term catheter users.

Patient-Reported Asthma Symptoms Provide Insights for Tailored Treatments

New research highlights how patient-reported asthma symptoms can reveal underlying disease mechanisms, paving the way for personalised treatments.

Minimally Invasive Procedure Offers Hope for Knee Pain Sufferers: RSNA 2024

Research presented at RSNA 2024 shows benefit of new procedure for knee arthritis

Temporary Scalp Tattoos for Brain EEG Monitoring

Hair-friendly e-tattoos revolutionise EEG monitoring with non-invasive, high-performance scalp-printed sensors for diagnostics and BCIs.

Itacitinib Improves Outcomes in Haploidentical Transplantation

A new study shows that adding itacitinib to standard GvHD prophylaxis in haplo-HCT is safe and well-tolerated.

Higher Doses of Vitamin D Show No Impact on Type 2 Diabetes Risk

New study sheds light on relationship between vitamin D dose and Type 2 diabetes.

Hema Now: Episode 6: Transforming Stem Cell Transplantation

This week, Jonathan is joined by David Gómez-Almaguer, Head of the Haematology Service at University Hospital Monterrey, Mexico. They discuss advancements in stem cell transplantation, the state of haematology in Latin America, and the future of innovative therapies in the field.

Food Allergy Stress: A Call for Better Support

Parental anxiety improved initially, while adults reported better problem-focused coping and reduced depression over 3 months.