European Archives - Page 284 of 1177 - European Medical Journal

High-Dose Haemodiafiltration Boosts Survival and Quality of Life

A recent trial aimed to identify the best possible dialysis treatment by comparing high-dose haemodiafiltration versus conventional high-flux haemodialysis

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GSK pursues co-administration of RSV and shingles vaccines

New findings have been revealed on the co-administration of GSK’s RSV and existing shingles vaccine.

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From Idea to Impact: Harnessing Medical Intrapreneurship

In this episode Laren Tan, Associate Professor Medicine at Loma Linda University Health, addresses global healthcare needs, exploring innovative approaches to sustainability and equity.

Night-Time Light Exposure Linked to Higher Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Circadian rhythm disruption has been strongly linked to the development of Type 2 diabetes.

History of Paediatric Cancer Linked to Cognitive Challenges

A history of paediatric cancer has been linked to long-term cognitive challenges after treatment, affecting areas such as working memory and processing speed.

Investigating Aortic Stenosis Among Haemodialysis Patients

Cardiovascular disease is still the leading cause of death in patients on haemodialysis (HD).1 Cardiac valve calcification (CVC)…

Finding the interactive edge in medical education

This infographic explores the rising demand for interactive content, highlighting its power to boost engagement, improve message retention and more.

Musk's vision implant gets FDA breakthrough device tag

Neuralink, Elon Musk’s brain-chip startup, has been given breakthrough device designation from the FDA for its experimental implant aimed at restoring vision.

Gilead Symposia at AIDS 2024

At the AIDS 2024 congress, Gilead Sciences hosted two interactive and engaging symposia, discussing the unmet needs and health inequities…

Does COVID-19 Reduce Male Fertility?

A meta-analysis reveals that COVID-19 significantly affects male fertility, reducing sperm concentration, motility, and altering reproductive hormones.