European Archives - Page 25 of 1628 - European Medical Journal

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Blood Test May Predict Cancer Risk Years Before Diagnosis

Blood DNA methylation patterns may identify increased prostate cancer risk up to eight years before diagnosis.

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Smartphone Imaging Could Transform Cataract Screening: ESCRS 2026

Smartphone eye images achieved 96% agreement with in-person clinicians on hospital referral decisions.

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AZ pledges $15.1m for Youth Health Programme

AstraZeneca’s Young Health Programme will enter a new five-year phase with UNICEF, backed by a $15.1m donation.

24 Sep 2026

First-Frame-Right Fluoroscopy

Smart Pulse Regulation addresses challenges in fluoroscopy by dynamically adjusting kV, mA, and exposure time within each radiation…

Normal Thyroid Levels May Mask Diabetic Kidney Risk

Lower normal-range FT3 was associated with diabetic kidney disease, although the cross-sectional study cannot establish causation.

Grey Matter Changes Linked to Illness Severity in Depression

A 10-year study of 206 people linked grey matter decline to cumulative illness severity in depression, not the presence of depression alone.

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Two Thirds of England Adults with High Blood Pressure are Undiagnosed

A study of 1.4 million adults found that 59% of those with high blood pressure had not been diagnosed.

Phentermine/Topiramate Reduces Uric Acid Stone Burden

An 18-month feasibility trial found reduced uric acid stone volume with phentermine/topiramate in patients with obesity and diabetes, alongside metabolic and urinary changes.

Genomic Newborn Screening Could Detect Childhood Cancer Risk

Population-based genomic analysis of newborn dried blood spots identified cancer-predisposing variants in 6.8% of children who later developed early-onset malignancies.

Probiotic Supplementation Improves eGFR in Moderate CKD

A randomised controlled trial found that probiotic supplementation significantly improved eGFR in patients with moderate to severe CKD, with benefits reported across disease stages and diabetes status.