European Archives - Page 344 of 1138 - European Medical Journal

Dietary Acid Load Significantly Associated with Cirrhosis-Related Mortality

According to research, dietary acid load is significantly associated with cirrhosis-related mortality, and there is further need of investigating underlying mechanisms, as well as establishing optimal DAL levels in patients with cirrhosis.

Potential of Deep Learning Model for Distinguishing BI-RADS 4A Lesions

Deep learning methods have the potential to improve clinical strategies for addressing ultrasound Breast imaging-reporting and data system 4A lesions, according to recent research.

CT Preferred Treatment for Younger Cardiac Patients

New research has shown that CT may be the preferred method for treating obstructive coronary artery disease in younger patients, being less invasive than ICA.

Does Mobile Patient Lift Speed Up Time to Stand?

Use of a mobile patient lift, combined with a rehabilitation protocol, reduced the time to stand in ventilated patients in the intensive care unit, compared to the protocol alone. Read more.

Revolutionising Radiology: Innovations and Advances in the Field

This week, Jonathan and Mark Little discuss everything from developments in prostate artery embolisation to their shared passion for aviation.

Interview: Smeeta Sinha

Smeeta Sinha National Clinical Director for Renal Medicine, NHS England, UK; Consultant Nephrologist, Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation…

Updates in BRAF V600E-Mutated Metastatic Colorectal Cancer

Chiara Cremolini and Julien Taieb discuss the most important updates in BRAF V600E-mutated metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) research…

Long-Term Study Informs Decision-Making on Prostate Cancer Treatment

Side effects and treatment options in prostate cancer have been illuminated by a recent long-term study. Having followed the cohort for over a decade, the findings from this research bring to light some important points to consider.

Bacterial Co-detection in Children with Respiratory Syncytial Virus

Respiratory bacterial co-detection has shown to be significant in children with RSV-associated illnesses, according to a new study presented at the 8th Respiratory Syncytial Virus Foundation Conference (ReSViNET) which took place in Mumbai, India, from the 13th–16th February 2024.

Global Implementation of Respiratory Syncytial Virus Interventions

The 8th Respiratory Syncytial Virus Foundation (ReSViNET) Conference took place in Mumbai, India, between…