Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Sanofi returns as sponsor of British Transplant Games

Sanofi is sponsoring the event for the second year in a row, which brings together 1,000 transplant recipients and live donors to compete.

From Fractures to Futures

In this three-part series, Jonathan Sackier sits down with Professor Zoë Paskins to explore the complexities and advancements in rheumatology and bone health.

Genetic Testing Improves Diagnosis in Childhood Liver Failure

Metabolic and genetic disorders emerged as the most frequent aetiological group, reflecting broader diagnostic capabilities compared to earlier studies.

Unlocking the Future of Paediatric Myotonia

Stay tuned for an interactive video on the Lupin Neurosciences Sponsored symposium from EPNS 2025 titled Unlocking the…

Two-thirds of Students Under 30 Report Serious Loneliness

A new cross-sectional study highlights a troubling mental health trend among adolescents and young adults, revealing that up to two-thirds of students aged 14–30 report moderate to severe loneliness.

Medicaid Reimbursement Boosts Postpartum Depression Screening

The study aimed to understand whether financial incentives impacted screening, diagnosis, and treatment for maternal mental health conditions.

HPV Vaccination from Adolescents to Adults

In this podcast, Kenneth Alexander and Jorg Schelling, experts in the fields of infectious disease and family medicine, respectively…

A New Era in Myeloma: An Interview with Elena Zamagni

In the beginning, when I was very young, I was more interested in acute leukaemia and the suffering of young people. When I got to…

Predicting Recurrent TB with a 5-Point Checklist

A newly developed five-item point-of-care tool may offer clinicians a practical way to predict recurrent tuberculosis (TB) among patients completing treatment, according to recent trial findings from India.

Routine Biopsy May Be Key to Catching Lupus Nephritis Early

Lupus nephritis recurrence after kidney transplant may occur silently and more frequently than previously recognized, according to a new multisite retrospective study using both surveillance and indication biopsies.