European Archives - Page 89 of 1659 - European Medical Journal

Iron Supplementation Does Not Improve Infant Cognition

A randomised clinical trial found that routine iron supplementation did not improve cognitive development among infants in southern Malawi by 18 months.

Blood Eosinophils Predict Type 2 Chronic Rhinosinusitis

Blood eosinophil count showed consistent diagnostic value for type 2 chronic rhinosinusitis, while serum total IgE had limited utility.

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Low-Dose Aspirin Associated with Reduced Pre-Eclampsia Risk in IVF

Low-dose aspirin was associated with lower pre-eclampsia and preterm birth rates following IVF and ICSI.

Cardiac Allograft Rejection Mapped by Spatial Transcriptomics – EMJ

Heart Transplant Rejection Shows Distinct Cellular Signatures

A spatial transcriptomics study of 62 heart transplant recipients revealed hidden molecular heterogeneity in cardiac allograft rejection.

Netherlands' Early Arthritis Screening Boosts Long-Term Outcomes - EMJ

Dutch Early Arthritis Screening Clinic Shows Long-Term Benefit

A Dutch study found dedicated arthritis screening reduced GP delay and improved five-year outcomes compared with standard referral routes.

AI Skin Cancer Detection and Teledermatology - EMJ

AI Skin Cancer Detection Apps Gain Value with Dermatologist Input

A Dutch study found that AI skin cancer detection apps were valued more highly with teledermatologist involvement, although physical dermatologist consultations remained the preferred option.

Screen Time Linked to Better Cognition? - EMJ

Self-Reported Screen Time Linked to Better Cognition in New Study

An 8-year cohort study found unsupervised physical activity was linked to poorer working memory, while screen time was linked to better cognition.

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Moderna and Merck cancer vaccine success paves way for future

Moderna and Merck’s personalised cancer vaccine succeeds in a major melanoma trial, paving the way for new treatments.

Antidepressant Use And Survival In mRCC - EMJ

Antidepressant Use Linked To Longer Renal Cancer Survival

Antidepressant use was associated with longer overall survival among patients with metastatic renal cell carcinoma receiving first-line targeted therapy, although the findings remain hypothesis-generating.

EHA 2026: Claire Harrison on MPNs, Myelofibrosis, and JAK Inhibitors

EMJ spoke with Claire Harrison about receiving the EHA 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award, her pioneering work in MPNs.