European Archives - Page 181 of 1632 - European Medical Journal

Postbiotic Cuts Allergic Rhinitis Symptoms in Trial

Results showed that the POST group achieved a statistically significant reduction in CSMS compared with placebo (p=0.022), with an average improvement 0.6 points greater than control.

Nebuliser Use Linked to Severe COPD

Nebuliser use in COPD is most common in severe disease with frequent exacerbations, high symptoms, and reduced lung function.

AI Enhances Brain Tumour Diagnosis From MRI

A deep learning model achieves high accuracy in brain tumour detection from MRI, improving diagnosis and reducing false positives in clinical practice.

Influenza D Virus Shows Human Infection Potential

Influenza D virus infects human airway cells efficiently and evades early immune responses, raising concerns over zoonotic spillover risk.

MRI Pacinian Corpuscle Counts Signals Diabetic Neuropathy Severity

MRI Pacinian corpuscles in the forefoot may reflect diabetic sensorimotor polyneuropathy severity, with counts correlating to nerve conduction measures.

SGLT2 Inhibitors Reduced Heart Transplant Rejection

SGLT2 Inhibitors Reduced Heart Transplant Rejection

A meta-analysis found SGLT2 inhibitors reduced rejection risk after heart transplantation in patients with diabetes, while other major outcomes remained unchanged.

How the Gut Microbiota Shapes Lupus Activity

Discover how gut microbiota alterations may drive lupus progression, influence immune responses, and shape treatment outcomes in autoimmune disease.

Bereavement Tied to Higher Cardiovascular Disease Risk During COVID-19

Bereavement is associated with increased cardiovascular disease risk, with stronger associations observed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Novel Conditioning Regimen Improves Outcomes in Sickle Cell Transplant

Novel Conditioning Regimen Improves Sickle Cell Transplant Outcomes

A new conditioning regimen for sickle cell transplantation shows high survival, strong engraftment, and low graft versus host disease in adolescents and adults.

Probiotic Shows Promise in Reducing Food Allergy Symptoms

Probiotic Shows Promise in Reducing Food Allergy Symptoms

Oral administration of the probiotic led to marked improvements in clinical symptoms, including reduced diarrhoea, improved weight gain, and lower overall allergy scores.