European Archives - Page 90 of 1422 - European Medical Journal

Hepatitis B

Rethinking Endpoints in Chronic Hepatitis B Treatment

By broadening definition of success to include sustained low-level HBsAg with suppressed HBV DNA, we can recognize clinically meaningful responses that improve patient outcomes, even without full antigen clearance.

cost effectiveness

Cryopreserved Platelets Underperform In Cardiac Surgery

The study included 202 adults undergoing cardiac surgery at 11 Australian tertiary hospitals between August 2021 and April 2024.

Brain Vessel Disease Risk Identified in Lupus

New research identifies age, anti-β2GP1 antibodies, and low complement C3 as key risk factors for cerebral small vessel disease in systemic lupus erythematosus.

aging

Granulosa Cell DNA Methylation Tied to Accelerated Aging Pace

Lower ovarian reserve was significantly associated with accelerated pace of aging and higher methylation risk scores for cardiovascular and metabolic disease.

Vixarelimab Advances Treatment for Prurigo Nodularis - EMJ

Vixarelimab Shows Sustained Itch and Lesion Improvement in Prurigo Nodularis

Vixarelimab significantly reduced itch severity and improved skin clearance in patients with prurigo nodularis in a phase 2b randomized clinical trial.

EMJ Podcast: 2025 Top 10 Episodes

In this special countdown episode, the EMJ Podcast team looks back at the 10 highest-performing episodes of 2025. Spanning neurology…

Epinephrine administration guidance for non-medics for acute allergic reactions

New Epinephrine Guidelines for Non-medics in Acute Allergic Reactions

International panel of anaphylaxis experts develops guidance for non-medical personnel to correctly identify patients with acute allergic reactions that require epinephrine administration.

New Prostate Cancer Biomarkers Show Diagnostic Promise - EMJ

APOC1 and NOP16 Show Promise as Early Prostate Cancer Biomarkers

A new study identifies APOC1 and NOP16 as potential prostate cancer biomarkers that may improve early diagnosis and complement current PSA testing.

teens

Most Teens Show Mental Health Resilience

Most adolescents maintained stable mental health through the COVID-19 pandemic, despite widespread concerns about rising depression, according to a large US cohort study.

Improved Dosing Flexibility for Retinal Vasculopathy

Improved Dosing Flexibility for Retinal Vasculopathy

New trial analysis suggests fewer injections may safely maintain vision in patients with polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy.