European Archives - Page 182 of 1175 - European Medical Journal

Urinary Microbiome of Patients with Spina Bifida Influences UTI Risk

New research provides valuable insights into the urinary and intestinal microbiomes of individuals with spina bifida, a condition associated with an increased risk for UTIs.

Innovative Valve Treatment Shows Potential for Patients With Emphysema

Combined valve implantation in the right upper and middle lobes shows promise for severe emphysema, with significant benefits for heterogeneous cases.

High-Risk Women with BRCA Mutations Often Denied Breast MRI

Novel research has shown that women are frequently denied MRI scans, despite usual recommendations.

5-Year Outcomes of Valve Type and Anaesthesia Strategy for TAVR

SEV and BEV valves with CS or GA yield similar TAVR outcomes; CS lowers mortality and SEVs reduce stroke risk.

mRNA-Based T-Cell Therapy Offers Safer, More Affordable Cancer Treatment

A new study has introduced an innovative approach to CAR-T therapy that could address some of the current challenges in cancer treatment…

Oral Medication for Gestational Diabetes Less Effective Than Insulin

Research has found that oral medication is less effective than insulin for gestational diabetes.

Improving Anaphylaxis Diagnosis with Trigger-Specific Findings

Trigger-specific patterns in anaphylaxis improve diagnosis and treatment, reducing delays in life-saving emergency care.

Blood Test Ratios May Predict Mortality in Patients Requiring Hemodialysis

Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio predicts early mortality in older dialysis patients, offering insights for personalised treatment planning.

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Heart failure drug market to reach $33.7bn by 2032

New analysis from GlobalData spans the growth of the heart failure market across seven major markets including the US, Europe and Japan.

Study Reveals How Type 2 Diabetes Increases Cardiovascular Risks

Study links type 2 diabetes to impaired fibrous repair in atherosclerotic plaques, highlighting new treatment possibilities.