Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

WHO Steatotic Liver Disease Resolution Marks Global Policy Shift

The World Health Assembly has formally recognised liver disease within the global NCD agenda, prompting calls for national action and accountability.

House Dust Mite SLIT Induces Protection in At-Risk Preschoolers

Preventive house dust mite SLIT induced blocking antibodies and reduced allergic immune responses in sensitised preschool children.

Healthcare professional using an electronic medical record alert to support chlamydia screening in primary care.

Chlamydia Screening Alert Boosts Primary Care Testing

Chlamydia screening increased in primary care when medical assistants received real-time electronic medical record alerts.

Cervical Cancer Screening: Self-Collection Programme in US

A mail- and clinic-based HPV self-collection programme increased cervical cancer screening completion and reduced reliance on pelvic examinations.

Blurred hospital corridor representing clinical outcomes after private equity hospital acquisition.

Private Equity Hospitals See More Asthma Revisits

Private equity hospitals saw worse pulmonary outcomes after acquisition, with higher asthma and COPD revisit rates.

Oncology clinician reviewing SUCCESSOR-2 multiple myeloma treatment data with a patient

ASCO 2026: SUCCESSOR-2 Advances Relapsed Myeloma Treatment

SUCCESSOR-2 data showed MeziKd prolonged progression-free survival in relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma at ASCO 2026.

Updates in Myelofibrosis Therapy

“Myelofibrosis is the most severe member of the myeloproliferative neoplasms family of haematological malignancies,” Harrison explained…

Eight countries pledge $175m for women’s health supplies

Ethiopia, Ghana, Honduras, Nigeria, Senegal and Zambia, Belgium and Luxembourg have scaled-up commitments to women’s reproductive healthcare.

BCNS Quality of Life Impact in Multiple BCC

BCC Burden Drives Emotional and Functional Impairment in BCNS

Patients with basal cell nevus syndrome reported significantly worse emotional and functional quality of life than those with high-frequency BCC.

EASL 2026: Hepatitis C Testing Barriers Delay Early Treatment

Experts at EASL 2026 discussed persistent barriers in hepatitis C testing, including delayed diagnosis, reinfection monitoring, and limited point-of-care access.