Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Oral Microbiota May Predict Pancreatic Cancer Risk

Oral bacteria and fungi have been identified as risk factors for the development of pancreatic cancer, making them potential non-invasive biomarkers for identifying individuals at high risk.

Over Four Hours of TV Daily Harms Brain Health

Watching television for four or more hours daily is linked to increased risk of cognitive decline in adults and older adults, according to a large new meta-analysis.

ESC 2025 Interview: Thomas F. Lüscher

First of all, the pioneers started the ESC 75 years ago. These were mainly colleagues from Sweden, France, Germany, and the UK…

Rethinking Heart Failure Care: Interview with Nancy Sweitzer

What first drew me to cardiology, and then to heart failure, was the ability to treat people and make them feel better…

Clinical Inertia in Lupus Linked to Worse Long-Term Outcomes

A Japanese multicentre study has revealed that clinical inertia—the failure to escalate treatment in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus despite active disease—leads to greater organ damage and reduced quality of life.

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G3BP1 Identified as Key Regulator in MASLD Progression

A recent study has identified the multifunctional protein G3BP1 as a key regulator of lipid metabolism in the liver.

New Study Reveals Cytokine Pathways in Acne Vulgaris

Oral isotretinoin remains the most effective therapy, although its precise mechanism is not fully understood.

Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Improves Survival in MIBC

nalysis of the BLADDA urothelial cancer registry demonstrated that neoadjuvant chemotherapy was associated with reduced risk of invasive bladder cancer recurrence.

Oral Health Still Burdens Long-Term Cancer Survivors

Long-term head and neck cancer survivors frequently report poor oral health-related quality of life, with persistent late toxicities remaining common more than 8 years after diagnosis.