European Archives - Page 283 of 1317 - European Medical Journal

Antibiotic Resistance in Diabetes: New Research Reveals Concerning Trend

A recent study has uncovered a worrying link between diabetes and the rapid emergence of antibiotic resistance.

New Cambridge Study Reveals Vaccine Challenges for Immunocompromised Individuals

The study highlights the necessity of a third vaccination to detect neutralising activity, particularly against emerging Omicron subvariants.

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ABPI urges NHS to improve data access for pharma research

A new cross-industry report is calling for the UK’s NHS to design its health data infrastructure to meet the needs of pharma researchers.

Study Finds No Benefit of Drug Combination in Cirrhosis

Findings suggest that combining simvastatin and rifaximin does not offer a clinically meaningful advantage in preventing severe complications in patients with decompensated cirrhosis.

Seizure Risk in Alzheimer’s: High-Frequency Oscillations as a New Biomarker

High-frequency oscillations predict seizure risk in Alzheimer’s. Levetiracetam reduces them in epileptic patients but increases them in non-epileptic cases.

Early Menopause Raises Risk of ACPA-Negative Arthritis

A study revealed that early menopause and fewer reproductive years significantly increase the risk of ACPA-negative inflammatory arthritis.

Adolescent Mothers Benefit from Support in Breastfeeding

A study has found that adolescent mothers with strong social support have higher breastfeeding success and self-efficacy.

New Nomogram Predicts Microvascular Invasion in Patients with Hepatocellular Carcinoma

A new nomogram predicts microvascular invasion in patients with HCC, aiding preoperative decision-making and improving surgical outcomes.

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Does interactivity boost memory, recall and retention?

Explore the science behind memory, recall and retention, and uncover why interactive content could be the future in this podcast.

Cytokine Markers Predict Mortality in Advanced HIV Cases

Researchers have identified key immunological markers associated with mortality in hospitalised people living with HIV/AIDS.