European Archives - Page 35 of 1323 - European Medical Journal

seborrheic dermatitis

Seborrhoeic Dermatitis Linked to Range of Barrier-related Diseases

A large U.S. study finds people with seborrhoeic dermatitis are more likely to develop other barrier-related diseases, supporting the epithelial barrier theory.

Mazdutide Resolves Liver Steatosis in MASLD Trial

Mazdutide, a dual GLP-1 and glucagon receptor agonist, significantly reduced liver fat and improved metabolic markers in people with MASLD and obesity.

EBV virus cell

New Stanford research uncovers key trigger of lupus

New study reveals Epstein-Barr virus’s key role in lupus. Find out what this means for vaccine research and development.

Chocolate sport drink

Chocolate Milk Outperforms Sports Drinks in Reducing Exercise-Induced Lactate

A new meta-analysis shows chocolate milk significantly lowers serum lactate after exercise, outperforming other recovery drinks, especially in endurance athletes.

Insufficient Endometrial Biopsy Increases Cancer Risk

New Danish research shows a slightly higher endometrial cancer risk in women with an insufficient endometrial biopsy compared to normal samples.

asymptomatic H5N1

Rare Asymptomatic H5N1 Infections Detected in Humans

Only 18 asymptomatic H5N1 cases have been reported globally; most found via enhanced surveillance of high-risk contacts.

eczema

Eczema Trial Finds No Difference Between Daily and Weekly Washing

A UK online trial found that daily and weekly bathing make no difference to eczema symptoms.

Conservative Dialysis Strategy Improves Kidney Recovery in Acute Kidney Injury

A major clinical trial shows that a conservative, indication-based dialysis strategy improves kidney recovery and reduces complications in acute kidney injury.

Regional Differences in LAMA Use for Severe Asthma Across Europe

A European survey of 470 clinicians shows major differences in how LAMAs are prescribed for severe asthma.

Study Finds No Link Between Diet, Urinary pH, and UTIs

New research shows no clear link between diet, urinary pH, and recurrent UTIs in postmenopausal women. Learn more about this pilot study’s findings.