European Archives - Page 248 of 1301 - European Medical Journal

Breaking Down Liver Disease: Scott Friedman

The number one unmet need is that we don’t have a good handle on who’s at risk, because patients generally don’t have too many symptoms

Interview: Kicky van Leeuwen

My background is in technical medicine, where I learned some programming but also spent several years in the clinic, shadowing doctors…

Comparing Omalizumab and Oral Immunotherapy in Multi-Food Allergy

These findings indicate that omalizumab is a more effective and safer option than multi-allergen OIT for treating multi-food allergy.

The Liver’s Role in Metabolic Regulation and Disease

Mitochondrial impairment is a key factor in MASLD and MASH development, affecting oxidative capacity and energy homeostasis.

Recurrent Bacterial Meningitis Secondary to Cribriform Plate Defect

Recurrent meningitis is a rare but serious condition, occurring in about 5% of cases of community-acquired meningitis. Recurrent episode…

Elastic Dressings vs. TR Band: A Game-Changer in Coronary Intervention Recovery

Study finds elastic compressive dressings are a safe, cost-effective alternative to TR Band after transradial coronary intervention.

NHS Rolls Out AI Tool That Predicts Falls and Hospital Admissions

A new artificial intelligence tool has the potential to prevent up to 2,000 falls and hospital admissions daily.

1-Hour Glucose Test Effective for Predicting Postpartum Dysglycaemia

1-hour OGTT is more effective and convenient for predicting postpartum dysglycaemia compared to the traditional 2-hour test.

New Biomarker Model May Predict Heart Disease in Childhood Cancer Survivors

Study reveals a protein model to predict cardiomyopathy in childhood cancer survivors, enhancing early detection and intervention.

Semaglutide Before Bariatric Surgery: Not the Weight Loss Boost Expected

New study finds taking weight-loss drug semaglutide before bariatric surgery doesn’t improve overall weight loss or safety outcomes.