Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

10 Mar 2026

Treating Clostridioides difficile infections

An older patient presents to the emergency room with recurring watery stools and newfound abdominal pain. Navigate the diagnosis and…

Social Media Campaign Expands Lung Cancer Screening Awareness

Social Media Campaign Expands Lung Cancer Screening Awareness

A targeted social media campaign reached more than one million people eligible for lung cancer screening, highlighting digital tools for improving screening awareness.

Gen Z college students reviewing HPV vaccination information on a phone and laptop

Why Gen Z HPV Vaccination Intentions Stall

Among Gen Z college students, HPV vaccination intention was driven more by vaccine perceptions than emotional flow.

Man testing breathing function by spirometry. Diagnosis of respiratory function in pulmonary disease

Stem Cell Therapies Show Promise For Silicosis

STEM cell therapy is emerging as a promising approach for silicosis, an irreversible fibrotic lung disease caused by chronic exposure to respirable crystalline silica.

Hands affected by eczema showcasing redness and irritation after contact dermatitis in a neutral setting

Abrocitinib Shows Long-Term Success in Atopic Dermatitis

Abrocitinib appears durable and well tolerated in patients with moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis (AD), also known as eczema, according to a 2-year retrospective real-world study.

COPD phenotypes

COPD Phenotypes Reveal Stark Social Inequalities

Distinct COPD phenotypes show major differences in severity and mortality, with worse outcomes linked to income, race, rural living, and smoking.

Antibody attacking an organism

Servier inks glycoengineering deal with kyron.bio

The collaboration will leverage kyron.bio’s glycoengineering platform to optimise a specific antibody candidate selected by Servier.

Smiling pediatrician examining teenage girl sitting on bed

New Score Measures Pediatric Rheumatology Care Outcomes

A new transition success score for pediatric rheumatology patients provides a structured method to evaluate outcomes when adolescents move from pediatric to adult care.

ADHD

Women with ADHD at Higher Risk of Perinatal Depression

Women with ADHD are approximately twice as likely to experience perinatal depression that those without.

ultra-processed food

Ultra-Processed Foods Tied to Behavioural Issues in Childhood

Ultra-processed food consumption at 3-years-old was tied to adverse behavioural and emotional outcomes at 5-years-old in a 2026 Canadian cohort study.