European Archives - Page 202 of 1535 - European Medical Journal

Brain Imaging Biomarkers Linked to Crohn’s Activity

Integrated structural and functional MRI identifies brain-based biomarkers that distinguish active from remissive Crohn’s disease and correlate with gut inflammation.

Psoriasis Treatment Response Restored With NB-UVB

Narrowband-UVB Phototherapy May Restore Adalimumab Response in Chronic Plaque Psoriasis

Adjunctive NB-UVB phototherapy improved disease control in chronic plaque psoriasis patients with secondary loss of response to adalimumab.

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Elevated Liver Enzyme Levels Increase Type 2 Diabetes Risk

A Japanese cohort study has identified distinct liver enzyme trajectories in early adulthood that are strongly associated with the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

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Minipuberty Hormone Signals Hint at Future Fertility in Turner Syndrome

New data show that minipuberty hormone levels in Turner syndrome can signal early ovarian function, supporting more informed fertility counselling in infancy.

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In Vivo CAR-T Shows Promise

At ASH 2025, investigators reported early results from the first-in-human phase 1 inMMyCAR study evaluating KLN-1010, an investigational in vivo gene therapy…

Rhinovirus Confirmed as a Cause of Adult Pneumonia

New evidence shows human rhinovirus can directly infect the lower lungs and cause pneumonia in adults, challenging its reputation as a mild cold virus.

Tai Chi Offers Long-Term Relief for Insomnia - EMJ

Tai Chi Shows Long-Term Benefits for Insomnia in Older Adults

Tai chi may improve long-term sleep in middle-aged and older adults with chronic insomnia, providing a safe and accessible alternative to CBT-I.

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Ultraprocessed Foods Linked To Early Bowel Risk

The incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer has been increasing worldwide, a trend that has coincided with growing intake of ultraprocessed foods.

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Epcoritamab Shows Promise In Richter Transformation

Among patients treated in the first-line setting, the overall response rate was 57.1%, compared with 38.1% in those treated in the second line or later.

Hidradenitis Suppurativa Risk Factors Identified - EMJ

Genetics Support a Causal Role for Obesity in Hidradenitis Suppurativa

Genetic analysis shows higher BMI increases hidradenitis suppurativa risk, while smoking evidence is inconclusive. The study also supports a causal link with IBD.