European Archives - Page 161 of 1213 - European Medical Journal

Comparing Omalizumab and Oral Immunotherapy in Multi-Food Allergy

These findings indicate that omalizumab is a more effective and safer option than multi-allergen OIT for treating multi-food allergy.

The Liver’s Role in Metabolic Regulation and Disease

Mitochondrial impairment is a key factor in MASLD and MASH development, affecting oxidative capacity and energy homeostasis.

Recurrent Bacterial Meningitis Secondary to Cribriform Plate Defect

Recurrent meningitis is a rare but serious condition, occurring in about 5% of cases of community-acquired meningitis. Recurrent episode…

Elastic Dressings vs. TR Band: A Game-Changer in Coronary Intervention Recovery

Study finds elastic compressive dressings are a safe, cost-effective alternative to TR Band after transradial coronary intervention.

NHS Rolls Out AI Tool That Predicts Falls and Hospital Admissions

A new artificial intelligence tool has the potential to prevent up to 2,000 falls and hospital admissions daily.

1-Hour Glucose Test Effective for Predicting Postpartum Dysglycaemia

1-hour OGTT is more effective and convenient for predicting postpartum dysglycaemia compared to the traditional 2-hour test.

New Biomarker Model May Predict Heart Disease in Childhood Cancer Survivors

Study reveals a protein model to predict cardiomyopathy in childhood cancer survivors, enhancing early detection and intervention.

Semaglutide Before Bariatric Surgery: Not the Weight Loss Boost Expected

New study finds taking weight-loss drug semaglutide before bariatric surgery doesn’t improve overall weight loss or safety outcomes.

New Global Guideline for Diagnosis and Management of Candidiasis

The new guidelines address emerging antifungal resistance, recent taxonomic reclassifications, and gaps in existing treatment recommendations.

Evaluating Selumetinib for Treating Cutaneous Neurofibromas

Although the Skindex-29 assessment indicated an improvement in emotional well-being after the first cycle, there were no significant or lasting changes.