European Archives - Page 26 of 1628 - European Medical Journal

Persistent Symptoms Differ After Childhood Viruses

Persistent symptoms after COVID-19, RSV and influenza followed virus- and age-specific patterns in a paediatric cohort study.

Maternal Hepatitis B Linked to Preterm Birth After IVF

Maternal hepatitis B did not affect pregnancy or live-birth rates after IVF, but preterm birth was more frequent in a matched cohort study.

CAP Dynamics Predict Liver Events in Chronic Hepatitis B

CAP dynamics predicted liver-related events and added prognostic value in chronic hepatitis B during antiviral treatment.

Endobronchial Stenting Closes Complex Bronchopleural Fistulas

Endobronchial stenting achieved closure of complex bronchopleural fistulas in three patients after lung resection.

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Adverse Adulthood Experiences Tied to CKM Progression

A study of 5,601 adults found adverse adulthood experiences were associated with advanced CKM syndrome, while the combination of adversity and depressive symptoms was linked to the highest risk.

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Psoriasis Treatments Show Distinct Infection Risks

A nationwide cohort study found rare tuberculosis and meningitis among patients receiving systemic psoriasis treatments, while IL-17 inhibitors were associated with higher candidiasis risk.

5 minutes with Tia Vincent, GSK

Tia Vincent, Vice President, Global Medical Lead, Vaccines, GSK, talks vaccines and the shifting information landscape in the wake of TikTok.

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Spanish Breakthrough Paves the Way Toward Drug-Free Organ Transplants

Donor stem cells enabled two transplant recipients to remain rejection-free on reduced medication for over 5 years.

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Wildfire Smoke Linked to Poorer Lung Cancer Survival

Long-term wildfire smoke exposure was associated with poorer survival amongst older patients with lung cancer.

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Researchers Identify the Risk Factors for MASLD Cirrhosis Under Age

A cohort of 2,395 adults found that genetic risk score and type 2 diabetes independently predicted MASLD cirrhosis under 50.