European Archives - Page 183 of 1472 - European Medical Journal

Global Perspectives on Cystic Fibrosis: Building Models of Care and Driving Innovation

In this series, host Saranya Ravindran speaks with Peter J. Mogayzel about how the USA’s approach to cystic fibrosis has evolved, from newborn screening and therapeutic guidelines to equity challenges and future research.

New Global Study Reveals Rapid Rise in Childhood Hypertension

Global Childhood Hypertension Nearly Doubles in 20 Years

Childhood hypertension affects millions worldwide, with prevalence nearly doubling from 2000 to 2020, new analysis shows.

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AbbVie debuts new leukaemia documentary in LA

AbbVie has released ‘Second Winds’, which captures the lived experience of three people diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia.

High AMH Levels Do Not Impact Perinatal Outcomes in PCOS - EMJ

High AMH Levels Do Not Impact Perinatal Outcomes in PCOS

A large cohort study shows that AMH levels do not affect perinatal outcomes in women with PCOS undergoing fresh or frozen embryo transfer.

Nearly 400 Antibiotic-Resistant Infections Hit the UK Weekly - EMJ

Nearly 400 Antibiotic-Resistant Infections Hit the UK Weekly

Antibiotic-resistant infections surge in the UK, with nearly 400 weekly cases reported in 2024 and rising deaths, UKHSA report reveals.

Preoperative CT in Balloon Sinus Dilation Patients - EMJ

Many Patients Skip CT Scans Before Balloon Sinus Surgery

A new study finds many balloon sinus dilation patients undergo the procedure without a recent preoperative CT scan, raising concerns about safety and adherence to guidelines.

Non-invasive Skin Imaging Reveals Histologic Features - EMJ

Non-Invasive Skin Imaging Shows Near-Histologic Accuracy

Researchers demonstrate how cross-modal imaging can noninvasively identify histologic features of skin, advancing precision in dermatologic diagnosis.

Paracetamol in Pregnancy: What the Evidence Really Says About Autism and ADHD

Large umbrella review finds no clear link between maternal paracetamol use during pregnancy and autism or ADHD in children.

Better Sleep Linked to Lower Migraine Risk, Major UK Study Finds

A major UK study of 309,000 adults links better sleep quality to a lower risk of developing migraines, partly explained by healthier cholesterol levels.

Diabetes Diet Preference: Which Low-Energy Plan Suits You?

New study reveals how lifestyle, goals, and convenience shape diabetes patients’ diet choices, guiding better patient-centred advice.