Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Global Dementia Cases Set to More Than Double by 2050

Global dementia incidence estimates suggest 24.7 million new cases by 2050, with higher rates among women and in lower-income countries.

Interview: Charis Costopoulos on Innovation in Structural Heart Disease

I think my time as an Academic Foundation Doctor during my second year was particularly influential. I had the opportunity to work very…

New Study Questions Biomarker for Endometriosis

A study of 307 women found that BMI, parity, and measurement variability may limit the reliability of anogenital distance as a gynaecological biomarker.

Lupus Remission Linked to Better Pregnancy Outcomes

A prospective study found higher pregnancy complication rates in women with lupus who were not in remission, particularly among high-risk patients.

Review of the ESGE Cadaveric Course for Retroperitoneal Pelvic Anatomy

A DETAILED understanding of pelvic anatomy underpins safe gynaecological surgery, but developing advanced surgical skills requires…

Senior woman suffering from arm pain, holding her shoulder due to muscle ache or arthritis.

Physical Capacity Decline Begins Decades Before Sarcopenia

Longitudinal data demonstrate that physical capacity decline begins before age 40, accelerating toward substantial sarcopenia risk.

AI Identifies Four Distinct Asthma Phenotypes in Adults

Machine learning identified four asthma phenotypes in Korean adults, revealing differences in lung function, smoking, allergies, and nutritional factors.

IDWeek 2026: President-Elect Wendy S. Armstrong on Leading Into 2027

It has been my engagement in patient care for patients with HIV, beginning with my very first clinical rotation in medical…

Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome with Widespread Hemangiomas in a Pediatric Patient

Case report of a 4-year-old in Pakistan diagnosed with Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome featuring atypical, widespread cutaneous hemangiomas…

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UGI Does Not Confer Resistance to Biologic Therapy: UEGW 2026

Upper gastrointestinal involvement in Crohn’s disease was not associated with reduced biologic treatment persistence, but it was linked to an increased risk of intestinal resection, particularly in patients with combined L4a and L4b involvement.