US Archives - Page 30 of 243 - European Medical Journal

A macro shot of a person's face with a butterfly rash, symbolizing the symptoms of lupus and other autoimmune or dermatological skin diseases.

Belimumab Doubles Apparent Lupus Remission Rates

Modified outcome definitions excluding corticosteroid metrics demonstrate that belimumab significantly improves lupus remission rates compared to placebo.

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GLP-1 Agonists Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Incidence

A retrospective cohort study associated GLP-1 agonists with a significant reduction in female breast cancer incidence.

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New Approaches for Addressing the Hidden Toll of Sleep Deprivation

Sustained sleep deprivation disrupts multiple organ systems, requiring targeted clinical interventions to prevent chronic diseases.

Fluid Choice Does Not Change Paediatric Sepsis Outcomes

Balanced fluid did not reduce major adverse kidney events compared with saline in children treated for septic shock.

How Posture Shifts Ventilation Across Healthy Lungs

Body position reshapes ventilation distribution in healthy lungs, with lateral positioning producing the strongest gravity-dependent shifts.

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Is Testosterone Replacement Therapy Safe in Prostatic Complications?

Active surveillance pathways for men with low-risk prostate cancer are increasingly utilizing concurrent hormonal treatment strategies.

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Gangliosides Offer Novel Neuroprotective and Repair Avenues

A comprehensive scientific review highlights how gangliosides modulate metabolic coupling, adult neurogenesis, and inflammatory pathways to promote central nervous system repair.

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How Social Media Sun Safety Messages Reach Young Adults

A social media sun safety campaign increased awareness and was associated with protective behaviors among young adults.

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Record U.S. Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Demands Urgent Clinical Vigilance

A record-breaking cyclosporiasis outbreak is surging across multiple states, demanding immediate diagnostic vigilance from healthcare providers.

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Historic Quadruple Organ Transplant Marks U.S. First

A quadruple organ transplant combining retransplanted lungs, a liver, and a kidney has been successfully completed.