European Archives - Page 6 of 1341 - European Medical Journal

gene therapy

In Vivo CAR T Shows Promise

At ASH 2025, investigators reported early results from the first-in-human phase 1 inMMyCAR study evaluating KLN-1010, an investigational in vivo gene therapy…

Rhinovirus Confirmed as a Cause of Adult Pneumonia

New evidence shows human rhinovirus can directly infect the lower lungs and cause pneumonia in adults, challenging its reputation as a mild cold virus.

Tai Chi Offers Long-Term Relief for Insomnia - EMJ

Tai Chi Shows Long-Term Benefits for Insomnia in Older Adults

Tai chi may improve long-term sleep in middle-aged and older adults with chronic insomnia, providing a safe and accessible alternative to CBT-I.

ultraprocessed foods

Ultraprocessed Foods Linked To Early Bowel Risk

The incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer has been increasing worldwide, a trend that has coincided with growing intake of ultraprocessed foods.

clinical trial

Epcoritamab Shows Promise In Richter Transformation

Among patients treated in the first-line setting, the overall response rate was 57.1%, compared with 38.1% in those treated in the second line or later.

Hidradenitis Suppurativa Risk Factors Identified - EMJ

Genetics Support a Causal Role for Obesity in Hidradenitis Suppurativa

Genetic analysis shows higher BMI increases hidradenitis suppurativa risk, while smoking evidence is inconclusive. The study also supports a causal link with IBD.

Dialysis Strategy May Help Preserve Kidney Function

Starting Dialysis More Gently May Help Preserve Kidney Function

Starting dialysis with a less intensive schedule may help preserve remaining kidney function without increasing risks, according to a new study comparing dialysis approaches.

Steroid Overuse Common in Nasal Polyposis

A Canadian real-world study reveals high oral corticosteroid exposure in patients with severe chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps prior to biologic therapy.

GnRH Antagonist

GnRH Antagonists Improve Oocyte Retrieval in High-Risk Women

A large retrospective study shows GnRH antagonist protocols yield more oocytes than PPOS in young women at high risk for low retrieval.

Subcutaneous C1-INH Improves Life with Hereditary Angioedema

Canadian patients with hereditary angioedema report reduced anxiety, fewer attacks, and improved quality of life with long-term subcutaneous C1 inhibitor therapy.