European Archives - Page 18 of 1441 - European Medical Journal

Sleep Breathing Disorders Linked to Cognitive Impairment in Children

Children with sleep breathing disorders score lower across cognitive domains, highlighting risks for learning and memory deficits, meta-analysis finds.

Novel Biomarkers Predict Survival in Gastric Cancer

CXCL12, a chemokine involved in immune cell trafficking and tumour microenvironment regulation, appeared to be strongly associated with improved survival outcomes.

AI Drug Discovery Platform Launched to Tackle Global Diseases

A new AI platform offers free drug discovery tools to global health researchers, aiming to speed up treatments for malaria, tuberculosis, and more.

Alcohol Underreporting Hides True Liver Disease Risk

Underreported alcohol use masks alcohol-related liver disease, increasing misclassification and obscuring true mortality rates.

AI-Assisted Chest X-Rays in TB Detection Across LMICs

AI-assisted chest X-rays are enhancing TB detection in LMICs, helping clinicians identify cases earlier where imaging access and expertise are limited.

GLP-1s May be Effective Treatments for Mental Illness in Diabetes

Semaglutide is associated with a lower risk of worsening anxiety, depression, and substance use disorder in patients with co-occurring mental illness and diabetes.

Novel Cholesterol Drug Outperforms Existing Treatments

Novel Cholesterol Drug Outperforms Existing Treatments

The oral PCSK9 inhibitor achieved a mean LDL-C reduction of -64.6% from baseline, substantially outperforming bempedoic acid (-6.3%), ezetimibe (-27.8%), and combination therapy (-36.5%).

Novel Acid-Tolerant Bioadhesive for Gastric Perforation

Novel Acid-Tolerant Bioadhesive for Gastric Perforation

Scientists have unveiled a novel injectable acid-tolerant bioadhesive for large gastric perforation.

Robot-Assisted Radical Prostatectomy Outcomes Similar Across Ages

Robot-Assisted Radical Prostatectomy Outcomes Similar Across Ages

Robot-assisted radical prostatectomy outcomes are comparable across age groups, including men aged 75 and older, with similar recovery and safety.

Artificial Intelligence Improves Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis Diagnosis

Artificial Intelligence Improves Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis Diagnosis

In a direct comparison, the AI models outperformed 24 clinicians when diagnosing a subset of patients.