Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Can a Single Flu Pill Reduce Transmission?

A recent Phase IIIb multicountry study has demonstrated that a single oral dose of an antiviral flu treatment can significantly reduce the transmission of influenza within households, offering a potential new strategy for healthcare professionals to mitigate spread during flu season.

RCTs with Improved Evidence Certainty Needed for AP-DGBIs

Discover which treatments for abdominal pain-related disorders of gut-brain interaction are effective in this meta-analysis.

Global Registry Study Reveals Pregnancy Complications with Mechanical Heart Valves

Pregnancies with mechanical heart valves carry high risks, as a global registry reveals stark outcomes.

Analysis Reveals How Current Vaccination Rates Could Lead to Future Endemics

In this study, modelling predicts millions of cases of measle if vaccination rates continue to fall.

Carbohydrate Restriction Alone May Boost Cardiometabolic Health

New research finds that low-carb diets, even without calorie cuts, can mimic fasting’s metabolic effects — pointing to potential new strategies for improving heart and metabolic health.

Machine Learning Shows Impressive Bone Tumour Diagnosis Accuracy

AI-driven bone tumour classification model rivals expert radiologists, introducing BTI-RADS 2.0 for structured malignancy risk.

Immunotherapy Rechallenge Shows Promise in Advanced Melanoma

New research from the Dutch Melanoma Treatment Registry shows that rechallenging advanced melanoma patients with the immunotherapy combo ipilimumab and nivolumab may offer renewed treatment benefits.

Neuropathic Pain Relief: TCAs Outperform Opioids in Major Review

Tricyclic antidepressants and non-invasive neuromodulation techniques lead updated neuropathic pain treatment guidelines.

Mind-body Exercise Shows Powerful Effects in Type 2 Diabetes Management

Mind-body exercises show promising benefits for type 2 diabetes, improving blood sugar, weight, and heart health markers.

Study Reveals Sleep Loss May Spark Autoimmune Conditions

Chronic insomnia, already known for its toll on mental and physical health, has now been linked to an increased risk of developing specific autoimmune diseases, according to a recent large-scale cohort study conducted in the United States.