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EMJ Innovations 9 [Supplement 2] 2025

The HLTH Europe Supplement Journal is here! Access expert insights from the 2025 event, including an exclusive interview with the Head of…

HLTH Europe 2025: Where Vision Meets Action

IT IS with genuine pleasure and a full heart that I reflect on HLTH Europe 2025, an event that did more than bring together healthcare…

Broadening Horizons in Health Innovation: Insights from HLTH Europe 2025

NOW IN its seventh year, HLTH has evolved into a global bellwether for innovation in healthcare. HLTH Europe 2025 convened over 12,000…

Lower eGDR Linked to Higher Gallstone Risk

This study focused on eGDR, a widely accessible proxy for insulin sensitivity derived from waist circumference, hypertension status, and HbA1c levels.

Acute Kidney Injury Requiring Dialysis After PCI Signals Poor Prognosis

Dialysis-requiring AKI after PCI remains rare but deadly, with high mortality and complication rates demanding vigilant care.

Study Highlights Overlap Between GI Burden and Eating Disorders in Systemic Sclerosis

A nationwide Spanish study finds that nearly half of systemic sclerosis patients experience ARFID symptoms, often driven by GI discomfort and fear around eating.

Improved Survival After Stem Cell Transplant from Mismatched Donors

A study shows that patients receiving stem cell transplants from HLA-mismatched unrelated donors can achieve strong survival outcomes with post-transplant cyclophosphamide (PTCy)-based graft-versus-host disease prevention.

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Spotlight: July 2025

From concerning statistics on global health outcomes to new insights on AI and RWD, there’s plenty to discover.

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Onc Now: Episode 22: Prostate Cancer, Lifestyle, and Equity

Stephen Freedland explores how lifestyle, equity, and emerging therapeutics are reshaping prostate cancer care, from risk to survivorship.

Global Obesity Prevalence Drops Under New Clinical Criteria, Study Finds

New obesity criteria would slash global prevalence rates, raising concerns for early detection and prevention in clinical care.