European Archives - Page 187 of 1149 - European Medical Journal

Extended Colonoscopy Rescreening for Low-Risk Individuals

The research aimed to assess the long-term risk of CRC based on colonoscopy screening results and demographic and lifestyle risk factors…

Rapid Malaria Tests Improve Management of Febrile Illness

Rapid malaria diagnostic tests significantly improved the management of febrile illness and modestly improved survival rates for children under 5.

New Guidance on GLP-1 Drugs Aims to Mitigate Perioperative Risks

A new multisociety clinical guide provides a framework for GLP-1RA usage to ensure safe patient management.

The Link Between Nutrition and Skin Health Explained

Nutritional therapies, along with probiotic treatments, offer a holistic approach to managing these conditions by addressing both physiological and psychological symptoms.

Elacestrant Monotherapy as a Second-Line Treatment for ER-Positive, HER2-Negative Advanced Breast Cancer with ESR1 Mutations

This infographic presents data from the EMERALD trial of elacestrant versus standard-of-care therapy in these patients, demonstrating that…

Advanced Acne Solutions & Facial Rejuvenation

This webinar delves into its innovative energy-delivery system, offering unmatched precision, treatment efficacy, and patient comfort…

Combining T-TEER with OMT for Severe Tricuspid Regurgitation

T-TEER improves patient outcomes and quality of life in severe tricuspid regurgitation compared to medical therapy alone.

Nerve Stimulation Improves Overactive Bladder Symptom Management

A recent randomised trial evaluated the efficacy and safety of combination therapy in women with overactive bladder.

Metabolic Medicine: Strategies for Comprehensive Care

In this episode, Jonathan Sackier welcomes Martin Whyte to delve into the intricate world of metabolic medicine. Together, they discuss groundbreaking research on diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and polycystic ovarian syndrome, as well as how metabolic research is shaping the future of preventative care and treatment.

Alcohol Increases Tuberculosis Risk in Diabetes Patients: How Much Is Too Much?

Alcohol’s role in TB risk among diabetics: Moderate drinking may reduce risk, but heavy consumption sharply increases it, particularly for smokers.