European Archives - Page 49 of 1132 - European Medical Journal

EBMT 2025: Stem Cell Treatment for Early-Onset IBD

HSCT shows promising results as a cure for very early-onset inflammatory bowel disease caused by IL-10 receptor deficiency.

Targeting Senescent Cells to Treat MASLD Effectively

Recent studies have identified a gene signature known as the senescent hepatocyte gene signature that tracks with MASLD progression.

EBMT 2025: Transplantation Outcomes in MDS/AML

Explore EBMT 2025 results on transplantation outcomes for Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Acute Myeloid Leukaemia, highlighting survival and relapse data.

EBMT 2025: Adoptive Cell Therapy for Infections in Immunocompromised

Adoptive cell therapy with memory T lymphocytes clears infections in patients that are immunocompromised, showing promising results at EBMT 2025.

EBMT 2025: Are Functional Respiratory Tests Key for Screening in CAR-T Cell Therapy?

Functional respiratory tests may help predict outcomes in anti-CD19 CAR-T cell therapy, as shown in EBMT 2025 research.

EBMT 2025: Maintenance Therapy Improves High-Risk AML Outcomes

Maintenance therapy significantly boosts outcomes for high-risk AML patients after transplantation, as highlighted at EBMT 2025.

How Clinicians’ Expectations Shape AI Diagnostic Tools’ Success

New research has examined what drives clinicians to adopt intelligence-enabled diagnostic clinical decision support systems, and how to improve uptake.

New AI Tool May Reveal Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk in Infancy

Researchers introduce a new Genetic Progression Score (GPS) that enhances prediction of autoimmune disease progression by integrating biobank and case-control genetic data.

Men with PCOS-Affected Sisters Show Higher Diabetes Risks

A large cohort study from Sweden reveals that men with sisters diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) face elevated cardiometabolic risks as early as adolescence.

Shaji Kumar

Hema Now: Episode 14: Personalised Approaches in Myeloma Treatment

Shaji Kumar, Division of Hematology, Department of Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, USA