European Archives - Page 243 of 1104 - European Medical Journal

Successful Pregnancy Possible Post-AlloHCT Despite Significant Fertility Challenges

Recent research shows that female patients can conceive and give birth post-allogeneic haematopoietic cell transplantation, despite fertility risks.

EAN 2024 Interview: Thomas Berger

Originally, I wanted to get into tropical medicine. However, Vienna is not a core site for tropical medicine. By chance, there was a call…

Interview: Carlo La Vecchia

When I graduated from Oxford in the early 80s, epidemiology was a key, innovative discipline. There were several important discoveries at…

Interview: Patricia Silveyra

Patricia Silveyra: Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, Indiana University, Bloomington…

New haemophilia A treatment superior to current standard of care

Pfizer’s new gene therapy for haemophilia A has been found to significantly reduce the number of annual bleeding events in patients with the disorder.

Worse Prostate Cancer Prognosis for Carriers of Germline mHSPC Mutations

Germline pathogenic variants significantly impact survival outcomes in metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer, highlights worse survival in patients with these genetic mutations.

Link Between Gestational Diabetes and Childhood Overweight Risk

New findings have shown a link between gestational diabetes mellitus in mothers and the increased risk of their children being overweight, mediated by higher fetal growth rates.

Nasal Sprays Could Shorten the Duration of Respiratory Infections

A recent study suggests that nasal sprays coupled with physical activity and stress management could shorten the duration of respiratory infections, including colds and COVID-19

Higher Stress-Related Gene Expression Linked to Neighbourhood Disadvantage

A recent study has linked neighbourhood disadvantage to higher risks of stress-related gene expression in prostate tumours.

Cancer-Related Suicides Declined Since 2013

Researchers have identified a sharp decrease in cancer-related suicides since 2013.