Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

CANNES Trial Supports Ultrasound for Pelvic Node Assessment

Ultrasound showed comparable accuracy to PET/CT and DW-MRI for preoperative cervical cancer lymph node assessment.

Hospitalist and oncology clinician discussing inpatient cancer care gaps in a hospital setting

Inpatient Oncology Care Needs Stronger Collaboration

Onco-hospitalist programs may close key inpatient oncology care gaps in communication, collaboration, training, and cancer management.

Study Reveals Distinct Epigenetic Signatures in Diabetes

Researchers identified distinct DNA methylation signatures associated with ageing and type 2 diabetes in pancreatic islets, revealing potential biomarkers and therapeutic

Climate Change Could Triple Cardiovascular Disease Burden by 2050

Heat exposure may drive a threefold increase in cardiovascular disease burden across the USA by 2050, according to new projections.

Microbiome Maturation Influences Neurodevelopmental Disorder Risk

Researchers investigate how specific gut bacteria might modify the impact of perinatal epigenetic changes associated with neurodevelopmental disorders.

Brain Imaging Predicts Ketamine Response in Depression

Brain imaging combined with machine learning predicted ketamine response in patients with treatment-resistant depression, supporting more personalised care.

CAR-T Trial Access Lower for People With HIV

People living with HIV face significantly longer travel times and reduced access to CAR-T clinical trials for non-Hodgkin lymphoma, with disparities most pronounced in the southern United States.

Plant-Based Diet Reduces Mortality in CKD

Plant-Based Diet Linked to Lower Mortality in CKD: ERA 2026

A plant-based dietary pattern was associated with lower all-cause and renal-related mortality in patients with chronic kidney disease.

Antidiabetic Drugs Target Urinary E. coli - EMJ

A prospective cohort study found that maternal diabetics show elevated levels of the inflammation marker C reactive protein.

Preterm neonate receiving standardized PHVD intervention in neonatal intensive care

Earlier Brain Care May Improve Preterm Infant Outcomes

Early brain care may reduce ventricular dilation and improve severe cerebral palsy outcomes in preterm neonates with hydrocephalus.