US Archives - Page 57 of 192 - European Medical Journal

A person coughing into their elbow while holding their chest

SARS-CoV-2 RNA Detection in Cough Droplets

Device-captured cough droplets detected SARS-CoV-2 RNA and inflammatory biomarkers from the lower respiratory tract in patients.

paediatric intensive care unit setting with infusion pumps beside a critically ill child in hospital bed

Clinical Drivers of Outcome in Cerebral Malaria

This study found multiple distinct immediate causes of death in pediatric cerebral malaria.

Doctor offering emotional support to an anxious patient during a mental health consultation.

Why Some Severe COVID Anxiety Persists

Severe COVID anxiety improved for most participants over 18 months although recovery was not universal.

Close up of lower leg with bandage as a patient supports the knee following bone related surgery concept relevant to transverse tibial transport.

How Does Bone Manipulation Influence Wound Healing?

Transverse tibial transport improved limb salvage outcomes in recalcitrant diabetic foot ulcers among six patients in an international case series.

Clinician performing breast ultrasound scan to assess subcutaneous fat and tissue characteristics in a patient.

Breast Subcutaneous Fat Offers Clues to Cancer Detection

Higher BMI and thicker breast subcutaneous fat were linked to more malignant ultrasound characteristics in breast cancer.

Teen Epilepsy Study Reveals Global Inequalities

Epilepsy affects more than 4 million adolescents worldwide, with rates remaining stagnant over the past three decades.

Close-up of a tick embedded in human skin, illustrating infection risk and relevance to Lyme disease transmission and diagnostics.

Effort to Standardize Lyme Disease Test Interpretation

A new web-based assessment revealed strong but varied accuracy in interpreting Lyme disease diagnostics, underscoring the need for training and standardized interpretation across laboratories.

Colorful measuring tapes symbolizing body mass index and weight assessment in pediatric asthma research

BMI Shows Dual Impact on Lung Function in Asthmatic Children

BMI influences lung performance in children with asthma, with benefits that reverse beyond a critical weight threshold.

AI improving readability of rheumatology research for patient education

AI Simplifies Rheumatology Literature in New Study

AI can simplify complex rheumatology literature, making it easier for patients to understand essential health information.

Microscopic view of hair follicles treated with platelet-rich plasma showing increased density and growth

Platelet-Rich Plasma Injections Boost Hair Growth

Autologous platelet-rich plasma injections were shown to safely enhance hair density and thickness in patients with androgenetic alopecia.