European Archives - Page 176 of 1113 - European Medical Journal

Study Identifies Genetic Vulnerabilities of Glioblastoma

A recent study uncovers genetic vulnerabilities in glioblastoma stem cells, pinpointing subtype-specific dependencies that drive tumour growth.

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What should marketing and medical affairs invest in for Q4?

Join Jade and Isabel as they explore the critical trends that have shaped the industry in 2024 and what teams should leverage in Q4.

High Rates of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Found in HIV Patients

A high prevalence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria has been detected in HIV patients at Jimma Medical Center, Ethiopia.

Enhancing Pelvic Floor Muscle Training with Biofeedback for Urinary Incontinence

A randomised clinical trial found that pressure-mediated biofeedback used as an adjunct to supervised pelvic floor muscle training improves postpartum stress urinary incontinence.

Rejuvenating Ageing Hands: Platelet Extract and Vitamin C Compared

Treatments such as antioxidants, chemical peels, and laser therapy are available, but recent attention has turned to human platelet extract and vitamin C serums.

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BMS, Gilead and Sanofi lead Q3 2024 market cap growth

The third quarter of 2024 brought a mix of gains and modest declines for the pharmaceutical industry’s top players, according to GlobalData.

Researchers Define Distinct Genetic Profiles for Aortic Stenosis and Coronary Artery Disease

A genome-wide association study has identified 17 genetic loci linked to the risk of developing aortic stenosis, 11 of which show no association with coronary artery disease.

Reduced Red Meat and Blood Sugar Linked to Slower Brain Aging

A recent 18-month study observed that lower blood sugar levels were associated with younger brain age, particularly in regions linked to memory and sensory processing.

Machine Learning Predicts Lung Perfusion from Non-Contrast CT

New machine learning model predicts lung perfusion in PE patients from non-contrast CT scans, providing a safer alternative to standard imaging.

New X-Ray Imaging Technique Shows Promise for Osteoporosis Detection

Dark field X-ray could potentially have a role in assessing osteoporosis