European Archives - Page 19 of 1193 - European Medical Journal

Postbiotics Show Promise in Slowing Liver Fibrosis

While the primary outcome, a ≥10% reduction in α-SMA, was reached in 29% of ReFerm® recipients versus 14% in the control group, the difference was not statistically significant.

Artificial Sweetener Erythritol Linked to Brain Vascular Cell Dysfunction

Erythritol at common dietary levels impairs brain endothelial cell function, raising new concerns for cerebrovascular health.

Smoking and Obesity Lower TNFi Success in axSpA

A European study of nearly 15,000 patients finds that smoking and high BMI lower the odds of response to TNF inhibitors in axial spondyloarthritis.

WHO Backs Twice-Yearly Lenacapavir Injection for HIV Prevention

WHO has endorsed injectable lenacapavir as a twice-yearly HIV prevention tool, offering new hope for communities facing high infection risks and adherence barriers.

Long-Term Psoriasis Drug Use Shows Low Cancer Risk

This post hoc analysis included data from 25 randomised clinical trials, assessing over five years of IXE exposure in patients with psoriasis.

EHA 2025 Interview: Konstanze Döhner

My top priorities as EHA President align closely with the association’s strategic roadmap, which we have developed and begun to implement…

Night-Time Blood Pressure Better Controlled with Bedtime Dosing in Hypertension

Discover how bedtime antihypertensive dosing benefits blood pressure control. Keep reading for clinical insights and recommendations.

WHO: Unequal vaccine rates put children at risk

WHO and UNICEF report finds that global childhood vaccination coverage held steady in 2024, but that worrying gaps remain.

New Biomarkers Found in Rare Bladder Cancer Types

Discover a study that reveals a targetable CA125+ cell state in rare bladder cancer subtypes using single-cell RNA sequencing.

Paediatric-Onset Bronchiectasis Tied to Greater Disease Burden

Paediatric-onset bronchiectasis leads to more severe disease than adult-onset, highlighting need for early, tailored care.