European Archives - Page 297 of 1125 - European Medical Journal

AI Enhances Screening Accuracy and Reduces Radiologist Workload

Artificial intelligence (AI) significantly decreases’ radiologists’ workload while improving the accuracy of breast cancer screenings, a recent study has reported.

Active Childhood Reduces Risk of Liver Disease in Adulthood

A recent study has highlighted the importance of physical activity from childhood in preventing liver disease in young adulthood.

Tattoo Exposure Linked to Increased Lymphoma Risk

A recent study has highlighted a potential link between tattoo exposure and an increased risk of malignant lymphoma.

Impact of Bariatric Surgery on Clinical Outcomes in Metabolic Liver Disease

New data reveals that bariatric surgery is linked to improvements in clinical outcomes for patients with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease.

Parental Obesity Linked With Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease

New findings demonstrate that the risk of MASLD in early adulthood increased in children born to overweight parents.

IMROZ Multiple Myeloma Study Results: Abstracts from ASCO 2024

Read results from a trial presented as ASCO 2024, which details the impact that Isa-VRd therapy has in multiple myeloma patients

Durvalumab as Consolidation Treatment in ADRIATIC Trial: Abstracts from ASCO 2024 Plenary Session

Read the latest news from ASCO 2024, including on results from the ADRIATIC trial on small-cell lung cancer post-chemoradiotherapy.

PET Imaging Predicts Cardiovascular Events in Patients with Heart Disease

PET imaging can predict adverse cardiovascular events in patients with ischaemic heart disease.

Immediate- Versus Delayed-Intensive Statin in Acute Stroke

A study has evaluated whether the administration of immediate-intensive statin in patients with acute cerebral ischemia from atherosclerosis leads to reduced risk of stroke

Liver Fibrosis Linked to Increased Heart Failure Risk

A study has revealed a significant link between liver fibrosis and an increased risk of heart failure in the general population