Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Urban Living Linked to More Severe EoE Phenotype

Urban residency is associated with more severe allergic features and inflammation in eosinophilic esophagitis, new research shows.

Catalyst of Pharma - Andrew Menzies-Gow

AZ’s Andrew Menzies-Gow on a new era for respiratory care

In this interview, Andrew Menzies-Gow, AstraZeneca, explores how earlier diagnosis could transform respiratory care.

Toripalimab JUPITER-02 and -06 data

Updated clinical data from the Phase III JUPITER-02 and JUPITER-06 trials of the anti-PD1 antibody toripalimab in NPC and OSCC, presented…

Transgender Cancer Care Discrimination Linked to Poorer Outcomes

Cancer care discrimination is more common in transgender and non-binary patients and is linked to poorer self-reported health outcomes.

Moderna initiates phase 3 bird flu vaccine trial

A phase 3 study of Moderna’s investigational mRNA-based H5 pandemic influenza vaccine candidate has been initiated.

Patient using a walker with clinician support during a mobility assessment in a medical setting

AAN 2026: CAR-T Therapy Shows Promise in Stiff Person Syndrome

CAR-T therapy improved mobility and stiffness in stiff person syndrome in a pivotal Phase II study.

UK Lifelong Smoking Ban for People Born After 2008 Clears Parliament

The Tobacco and Vapes Bill, banning anyone born after 2008 from ever being legally sold tobacco across the UK, now awaits royal assent.

Shopper comparing packaged food labels in a supermarket aisle to understand ultra-processed foods

Public Confusion Clouds Ultra-Processed Food Choices

Adults responsible for household food decisions often found ultra-processed foods confusing, despite linking them with poor health.

Very Low Energy Ketogenic Diet Cuts MASLD Liver Fat by 77%

A ketogenic very low energy diet reduced liver fat by 77% in MASLD, outperforming a Mediterranean diet in a small randomised trial.

Left Ventricular Myocardial Strain Shows Sex-Specific Variations on CT

LV myocardial strain reference values from CT show sex-based differences in healthy adults, offering clinicians clearer guidance for interpreting cardiac imaging.