US Archives - Page 17 of 188 - European Medical Journal

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Could Adaptive AI Reshape Neuroplasticity and Cognitive Autonomy?

Adaptive artificial intelligence may reshape neuroplasticity, raising concern that cognitive autonomy could be gradually compromised.

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Gut Microbiota May Shape SCLC Metastasis

A new review has highlighted the gut microbiota as a potential systemic driver of liver metastasis in small cell lung cancer, shifting attention beyond tumor genetics alone to the gut liver axis.

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Gut Mucosal Immunity Shaped by Clostridium butyricum

Gut mucosal immunity may be strengthened by Clostridium butyricum, shaping antiviral defense and inflammatory control through microbial metabolites.

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Cardiorespiratory Fitness Linked to Lower COVID-19 Hospitalization

Higher cardiorespiratory fitness linked to lower COVID-19 hospitalization risk, but not SARS-CoV-2 infection, in a large population cohort.

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Radiologic Exposomics Brings New Precision to Cancer Imaging

Radiologic exposomics may help reveal how environmental exposures shape cancer biology through imaging biomarkers.

Faith based education session improving recombinant zoster vaccine knowledge in a community setting

Church-Based Outreach Boosts Shingles Vaccine Confidence

A faith-based education program markedly improved recombinant zoster vaccine knowledge and intent in vulnerable adults.

Clinician reviewing Pompe disease management options on a tablet with patient in consultation room

Pompe Disease: New Tools for Earlier Care

Pompe disease management is evolving as next-generation enzyme replacement, gene therapy, and digital monitoring reshape decisions.

Patient undergoing overnight sleep study for obesity hypoventilation syndrome treatment evaluation.

Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome Treatment Improves Sleep

Obesity hypoventilation syndrome treatment improved as acetazolamide with atomoxetine reduced mean CO2 and AHI, raising saturation.

Patient performing supervised arm exercise during cancer rehabilitation to reduce cancer-related lymphedema risk

Can Exercise Prevent Cancer-Related Lymphedema?

Exercise was associated with reduced cancer-related lymphedema risk, with meta-analysis showing a 29.0% relative reduction overall.

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Second-Line Pazopanib Yields Positive Responses in Angiosarcomas

Pazopanib shows activity and manageable safety in paclitaxel-pretreated cutaneous angiosarcoma, offering a potential second-line therapy option.