European Archives - Page 33 of 1195 - European Medical Journal

New Hope for Resistant Type 2 Diabetes: Targeting Cortisol with Mifepristone

Cortisol-blocking treatment significantly improves blood sugar control and weight in people with hard-to-treat Type 2 diabetes.

Air Pollution Increases Risk of Atopic Dermatitis

Specifically, for every 10-μg/m³ increase in ambient air pollutants, there was a measurable increase in AD-related healthcare visits.

Turmeric Compound Supplementation Reduces Liver Fat in MASLD

This 12-month study explored the impact of ethanol-extracted curcumin on liver health, inflammation, and metabolic parameters in individuals with MASLD.

Onima Chowdhury and Kevin Rouault-Pierre

Hema Now: Episode 20: The Science Behind Myelodysplastic Syndromes

Kevin Rouault-Pierre and Onima Chowdhury explore the molecular roots of myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), and their implications for future care.

Study Links Nutrition and Metabolic Health to Infertility

A new study links inflammation, nutritional deficits, and metabolic issues to infertility, and offers a predictive tool to help assess risk in reproductive-age women.

Study Shows Safe Decline in Caesarean Deliveries

A 7-year study from France shows caesarean deliveries can be reduced below 15% without increasing complications, highlighting strategies for safer obstetric care.

Gene Signature Predicts Chemotherapy Benefit in Early Lung Cancer

A 14-gene test helps identify patients with early-stage non-small-cell lung cancer who benefit from chemotherapy, significantly improving 24-month disease-free survival.

Guselkumab Shows Strong Results in Scalp Psoriasis Study

VISIBLE Cohort B represents a landmark study in psoriasis research, being the only scalp psoriasis trial exclusively including individuals with skin of colour.

Remote Exercise Program Enhances Focus in Children with ADHD

Recent studies have shown that exercise interventions can improve ADHD symptoms and enhance executive functions.

ESHRE 2025: PCOS May Be Passed Down Epigenetically

A study presented at ESHRE 2025 reveals epigenetic alterations in embryos from women with PCOS, suggesting a biological basis for inherited risk.