European Archives - Page 304 of 1213 - European Medical Journal

Addressing the Management Burden of Complicated Intra-abdominal Infections

AI and Telemedicine: Shaping the Future of Rheumatology

This week, Jonathan is joined by John ‘Jack’ Cush, Director of Clinical Rheumatology at the Baylor Research Institute, Dallas, Texas, USA.

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5 minutes with... Chris Toth, CEO, Vantive

The former Baxter leader talks about the founding of Vantive, the challenges facing kidney patients, improving access to dialysis and more.

Assisted Reproductive Technology Increases Congenital Heart Defect Risk

A study suggests a notable association between assisted reproductive technology and certain severe heart conditions, particularly in multiple pregnancies.

Gene Signatures to Predict Immunotherapy Response in Metastatic Melanoma

A recent study has identified key gene signatures that could help predict the efficacy of immune checkpoint blockade therapy in patients with metastatic melanoma.

New Vaccine Shows Promise for Diverse Streptococcus Strains

Research explores a Streptococcus pyogenes vaccine that may offer cross-species immunity against related streptococcal strains

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Boehringer pledges $5m to WHO Foundation mental health initiative

Discover how this partnership could enhance access to quality healthcare, with an emphasis on mental health services for vulnerable populations in the Americas.

Understanding Long COVID and Its Lasting Health Impacts

Long COVID presents many symptoms, from fatigue to cognitive impairments. Research explores the impact of this condition and its similarities to other respiratory infections

Hema Now: Episode 2: Bridging Medicine, Wellness, and Community – Part 2

What are the diagnostic challenges in distinguishing between APML and COVID-19? Find out with Sunil Gupta, an expert in haemato-oncology.

Stroke Risk in Patients with Sickle Cell Disease

New research examining nearly three decades of data reveals a concerning rise in stroke rates among both children and adults with sickle cell disease