European Archives - Page 403 of 1636 - European Medical Journal

PCOS Increases Risk of Cardiometabolic Disease

Appropriate risk assessment before prescribing treatment, along with personalised management strategies, could help reduce the long-term burden of cardiometabolic diseases in this population.

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Roche acquires US biotech 89bio for $3.5bn

Roche acquires 89bio in a $3.5bn deal, adding a late-stage MASH therapy and expanding its focus on cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.

EADV 2025: Adults With AD Show Higher Cardiovascular Risk

The results revealed that patients with AD displayed a less favourable cardiovascular risk profile.

AI Tool Calculates Biological Age for Early Disease Detection

AI model integrating health outcomes offers more accurate biological age estimates, helping clinicians identify disease risk earlier.

Transthyretin Cardiac Amyloidosis: A Major Cause of Heart Failure in Older Black Men

Undiagnosed heart condition affects up to one in six older Black men with heart failure, new research finds.

TMOD2 Identified as Key Driver of Liver Metastasis in Colorectal Cancer

Researchers have uncovered a central role for Tropomodulin-2 (TMOD2) in promoting colorectal cancer (CRC) progression and liver metastasis.

First Clinical Signals of Post-Therapy HIV Control Emerge

A landmark trial combining novel therapies has produced the first signs of durable post-treatment HIV control, pointing to a new frontier in functional cure research.

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COPD Has Many Faces

Case study of a 59-year-old COPD patient with emphysema, showing disease presentation, progression, exacerbation, and improved outcomes after tailored treatment.

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New study reveals risks of patients using ChatGPT

Patients are increasingly turning to ChatGPT for medical advice, but new research warns it isn’t yet accurate enough to be relied on alone.

EADV 2025: Sleep Apnoea Linked to Increased Skin Disorders

Beyond disease associations, CPAP mask-related skin complications such as dermatitis may arise due to friction, pressure, moisture, or sensitivity to mask materials.