European Archives - Page 902 of 1286 - European Medical Journal

The Heart of the Matter: A Unique Convergence of Cardiac Neoplasm, Hereditary Nonpolyposis Colorectal Cancer, and Spindle Cell Sarcoma

Cardiac tumours are rare, with their incidence estimated between 0.0017–0.2800%,1 and the vast majority are metastatic lesions…

Obesity and the Effects of Weight Reduction: A Spotlight on Women with Hormone Receptor-Positive Breast Cancer and Heart Disease

There is a connection between increased body mass, or adipose tissue, and higher risk of developing cancer, particularly in hormone-stimulated neoplastic…

Anthropometric Parameters and Thyroid Morphology in a Sample of Overweight and Obese Syrian Women

In this study, the authors aimed to evaluate thyroid morphology in obese women and tried to link thyroid morphology with anthropometric parameters.

After Conventional Wisdom Has Failed, What Drives Wound Healing?

The purpose of this paper is to explore heat shock protein 90-alpha (Hsp90α)’s role as a potential driver of wound healing and as a possible future…

Using the Novel Approach of an Artificial Pancreas to Manage Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus in Pregnancy

This paper will discuss emerging technologies available for the management of T1DM in pregnancy.

"The world is moving fast in medical affairs"

For International Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH) Day, we spoke to Mike about Gilead’s approach to tackling NASH and future diagnosis options…

Volume Overload Linked to Peritoneal Dialysis Outcomes

Patients undergoing either peritoneal or haemodialysis often present with fluid overload; i.e., retention of excessive amounts of water within the body…

Environmental Factors are Harming the Kidneys of Agricultural Workers

Whilst delineating the genetic factors that influence pathologies can be facilitated through laboratory work or small clinical trials, researchers…

An interview with Isabel Torres from Takeda

We met with Isabel Torres, General Manager Finland, Takeda, at eyeforpharma Barcelona 2019 to talk about where the greatest opportunities lie in value-based healthcare, as well as initiatives that Isabel has been a part of, which really go beyond the medicine.

Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery: Clinical Trial Shows Improvement Over Traditional Surgery

Lung cancer has a relatively poor prognosis, killing nearly 1.8 million people worldwide each year. A common procedure for improving remission rates is…