European Archives - Page 79 of 1209 - European Medical Journal

Berotralstat for HAE Prophylaxis

Hereditary angioedema (HAE) attacks can be debilitating and potentially life-threatening, particularly when they affect the…

King’s Fund sheds light on access to medicine in UK

The King’s Fund in the UK has released an updated explainer on the availability of new medicines in the UK’s NHS.

Pemafibrate Reduces Liver Fat and Heart Disease Risk

A study has revealed that pemafibrate is more effective than omega-3 fatty acid ethyl in reducing fatty liver index.

Beta-Blocker Discontinuation After Myocardial Infarction Linked to Increased Risks

Beta-blocker interruption after heart attack raises blood pressure and heart rate, increasing risks especially in hypertensive patients.

Study Links Autoantibodies to Lung Fibrosis Risk

Patients with anti-synthetase syndrome-associated interstitial lung disease show distinct lung imaging and clinical profiles depending on their antibody type, according to a new study.

Machine Learning Tool Stratifies Postpartum Depression Risk

A large-scale study has developed a predictive model using routine clinical data to identify patients at high risk of postpartum depression before they leave the hospital.

Breaking Barriers in Lung Cancer: Driving Change Through Early Screening

Discover insights into pioneering early detection efforts, the challenge of public misconceptions, and innovations reshaping lung cancer screening and diagnosis.

Kyron.bio lands €5.5m to refine biologic drug design

The Paris biotech aims to improve biologic drugs by mastering glycan control, aiming for safer, more effective therapies.

Embolic Combinations Improve Gastrointestinal Bleeding Outcomes

Combining gelatin sponge with NBCA glue proved most effective in stopping arterial gastrointestinal bleeding, significantly outperforming sponge alone or with microcoils.

Walking Patterns Worsen as COPD Progresses

Gait parameters in people with COPD progressively worsen with disease severity and differ significantly from healthy older adults.