European Archives - Page 411 of 1353 - European Medical Journal

Batch Reading in Breast Cancer Screening Cuts False Positives and Speeds Diagnosis

This observational study analysed over 120,000 DBT examinations to understand how radiologists’ performance changes during batch reading.

Childhood Asthma Linked to Memory and Cognitive Deficits

Asthma may impact children’s memory and cognitive function, particularly when it begins early, according to new research on childhood asthma’s cognitive effects.

Global Collaboration to Create Clear Gene Editing Language for Haemophilia Community

Aiming to improve communication in the ha haemophilia community, a new project is developing a clear and consistent gene editing lexicon.

Stress Hormone Levels Linked to Obesity-Induced Diabetes

The researchers found that overeating triggers a rapid increase in norepinephrine, a key stress hormone. This, in turn, over activates the sympathetic nervous system.

AI Models to Personalise Immune Therapies for Patients with Cancer

The study aims to customise CIC profiles for patients, providing insights into which stages of the cycle are most relevant for tailored cancer therapies and diagnostics.

Breakthrough Neuron-Wrapping Devices Could Transform Neurological Treatments

A new wireless device that wraps around neurons may transform treatment for neurological disorders, aiding neuron function by acting as synthetic myelin.

Percutaneous Aspiration Offers Hope for Patients with Right-Sided Infective Endocarditis

The CLEAR-IE study highlights the clinical effectiveness of percutaneous mechanical aspiration in treating right-sided infective endocarditis resistant to medical therapy.

Blood Flow Restriction Therapy Boosts Knee Osteoarthritis Recovery

Blood flow restriction therapy shows greater pain and strength improvements in knee osteoarthritis, study finds.

Cardiovascular Disease in Pregnancy Tied to Higher Mortality Rates

Pregnant patients with cardiovascular disease face a significantly increased risk of severe maternal morbidity and mortality, according to a large US-based study.

New Approach Offers Hope for Drug-Resistant Lung Cancer

Researchers have developed a novel treatment for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) that uses customised antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) to selectively target drug-resistant EGFR mutations.