US Archives - Page 63 of 201 - European Medical Journal

Doctor reviewing lung cancer x-ray results with patient during a clinical consultation

Findings Expose Extremely Low Lung Cancer Trial Participation

Lung cancer clinical trial participation remains markedly low and varies significantly according to care setting and patient-level factors.

Pediatric clinical examination illustrating gut–brain axis research in developmental seizure disorders.

Gut-Targeted Approach Explored for Seizure Control in CDD

Investigators are testing whether targeting the gut–brain axis can improve seizure control and neurological symptoms in CDKL5 deficiency disorder.

Conceptual illustration of intranasal H5N1 vaccine activating mucosal and systemic immune responses

Intranasal Vaccine Boosts Protection Against Bird Flu

An intranasal bird flu vaccine safely primes broad mucosal and systemic immunity in a Phase I trial.

Penicillin vial and syringe on blue background illustrating antibiotic allergy assessment and delabeling

Are Antibiotic Allergy Labels Costing Patients Options?

Antibiotic allergy delabeling is a core stewardship strategy that reduces resistance and improves patient outcomes nationwide.

young adult rheumatology transitional care priorities concept

What Do Young Adults Need in Rheumatology Care?

Young adult rheumatology transitional care benefits when patient priorities directly guide targeted service improvements and design.

Close-up of a person examining mild acne and blemishes on their cheek, illustrating skin recurrence and dermatologic care.

Key Lifestyle Factors Behind Acne Recurrence

Acne recurrence may be predicted with high accuracy using a new early warning model that incorporates both lifestyle and psychological risk factors.

Physician reviewing lung cancer CT scan results with patient

Lung Cancer Survival Improves, but Funding Threats Loom

Lung cancer survival rates are improving nationwide; however, recent funding cuts could threaten continued progress in prevention and treatment.

infographic illustrating sex-based differences in cancer incidence after COVID-19

COVID-19 Altered Cancer Rates Differently for Men and Women

The COVID-19 pandemic was associated with distinct, long-term changes in cancer incidence between males and females.

Map of rural and urban health disparities related to dementia risk factors in U.S. adults

Rural Americans Face Higher Burden of Dementia Risk

Rural Americans aged 45 years and older face a significantly higher prevalence of modifiable dementia risk factors than their urban counterparts.

A Visual Journey into AKT Inhibition

This animation shines a light on AKT inhibition, guiding you through the distinctive mechanism of action of capivasertib, which restricts…