European Archives - Page 41 of 1530 - European Medical Journal

mRNA Therapy Shows Potential to Reprogram Allergic Responses

Researchers report that combining allergen-specific mRNA therapy with mTOR inhibition enhanced immune tolerance and reduced allergic inflammation in a preclinical asthma model.

Women with Systemic Sclerosis Face Higher Pregnancy Risks

Women with systemic sclerosis face increased risks at pregnancy and a greater likelihood of reproductive hormone imbalances and sexual dysfunction, new research has found.

AI Could Help Detect Athletes at Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death

Researchers suggest combining explainable AI with digital heart models could improve screening for athletes at risk of sudden cardiac death.

Food Allergy Training Boosts School Preparedness - EMJ

Online Training Aids Allergy Knowledge Among School Staff: EAACI 2026

A nationwide online food allergy training programme significantly improved school staff knowledge and confidence in managing allergic emergencies.

Skin Cancer Diagnosis AI Falls Short of Experts - EMJ

Experts Outperform AI in Real-World Skin Cancer Detection

Modern AI models can outperform junior clinicians in skin cancer diagnosis but remain less accurate than experienced dermatologists.

Remote Cognitive Testing Tracks Early Alzheimer’s Decline - EMJ

Remote Cognitive Testing Detects Early Alzheimer’s Decline in Months

Frequent remote cognitive assessments detected subtle cognitive decline in people with early Alzheimer’s disease within just 30 weeks.

CML

Young Patients with CML Face Higher TKI Resistance: EHA 2026

Learn why young patients with CML show higher rates of first-line TKI resistance than older patients.

Quality of Life Trends in Autoimmune Liver Disease - EMJ

Quality of Life Remains Stable in Autoimmune Liver Disease

In 252 adults with autoimmune liver disease, health related quality of life remained stable over 35 months, with modest psychological improvement and poorer outcomes in women and those with MASLD or ascites.

EuroPCR Interview: Salvatore Brugaletta

That is a very important question because it is something we ask ourselves every year when we begin planning EuroPCR. To me, there are two…

Pragmatism in Practice: Interview with Matthew Ridd

I am not aware of any evidence that more skin prick or blood-specific IgE tests are being done in children with eczema, but, with the rise…