European Archives - Page 572 of 1638 - European Medical Journal

MOGAD Masterclass: Extending Approaches to Diagnosis and Management

This infographic provides a summary of the MOGAD Masterclass 2024, an educational event initiated and funded by UCB Biopharma SRL…

Unravelling Clinical AI: Interview with Nicholas Fuggle

EMJ is delighted to introduce Nicholas Fuggle, Associate Professor in Rheumatology at the University of Southampton, UK, and co-organiser…

Ventilation Strategies in Paediatric Liver Transplants

An ideal ventilation support mode should enhance patient-ventilator interaction while minimising asynchronies and haemodynamic disturbances.

Study Uncovers Overlooked Link Between Arthritis and Bladder Health

A new study suggests that arthritis, particularly osteoarthritis, may increase the risk of overactive bladder.

Prolonged and Heavy Bleeding During Menopause Tied to Increased Tiredness

Women experiencing heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding during menopause transition are more likely to suffer from fatigue and low energy levels.

Enhanced Lung Cancer Treatment with Combined PDT and Cisplatin

A study on lung cancer treatment shows that combining photodynamic therapy (PDT) with cisplatin significantly inhibits tumor growth, promoting apoptosis in lung adenocarcinoma cells.

COVID-19’s Lasting Toll on Life Expectancy in Europe

COVID-19 caused a significant decline in life expectancy and years of life lost across 18 European countries from 2020–2022.

Personalised IgG-Guided Elimination Diet Shows Promise for IBS Relief

A novel IgG-guided elimination diet shows potential in reducing abdominal pain in patients with irritable bowel syndrome.

HPV Vaccination Reduces Actinic Keratosis Burden

Results suggest that standard HPV vaccination may offer a novel approach to actinic keratosis management.

Statins Lower Liver Cancer and Decompensation Risks in Chronic Liver Disease

Research suggests statins significantly reduce liver cancer and decompensation risk in chronic liver disease patients, especially with prolonged use.