European Archives - Page 51 of 1132 - European Medical Journal

ADHD Increases Dementia Risk due to Brain Iron and Axonal Damage

ADHD may increase risk of dementia due to elevated brain iron and neuroaxonal damage in adults.

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Galen’s Dr Dennise Broderick on why kindness isn't a weakness in business

Dr Dennise Broderick, President and Managing Director, Galen Pharma joins the GOLD podcast to discuss her life-long ambition to be a leader and how she approaches hard decisions in business.

Study Shows Mobile Health Intervention Feasible for Type 2 Diabetes Patients

A study has demonstrated the feasibility of a mobile health-supported home-delivered physical activity programme for individuals recently diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes.

Maternal Exposure to Polychlorinated Biphenyls Not Linked to Allergic Diseases

This study aimed to assess whether maternal exposure to LC-PCBs in indoor air during pregnancy was associated with the development of asthma.

Rising Alcohol-Related Liver Disease in Women Worldwide

The “wine mum” culture, which normalises excessive alcohol consumption, further perpetuates harmful drinking behaviours.

Pharma must balance creativity and trust in 2025, says VML

Pharma must balance creativity with transparency to rebuild trust in 2025. VML Health’s report reveals key trends shaping expectations.

Mini Rolling Robot Pioneers Virtual Biopsies for Early Cancer Detection

An oloid-shaped robot has enabled the use of 3D virtual biopsies, showing potential to transform early cancer detection in the gut.

Biomarkers Forecast Interstitial Lung Disease in Rheumatoid Arthritis

KL-6 and hSP-D levels at baseline, and changes in KL-6 over time, are strongly associated with progression of RA-associated interstitial lung disease, according to a Korean prospective cohort study.

Study Finds Uterine Fibroid Diagnosis Rates Vary by Ethnicity

South Asian, East Asian, Southeast Asian, Black, and Hispanic patients were all more likely than White patients to be diagnosed with fibroids in a study of nearly 2 million individuals.

Capillary Lactate Predicts Sepsis Outcomes and Mortality

Capillary lactate levels strongly correlate with venous lactate and predict outcomes in patients with sepsis.