European Archives - Page 11 of 1440 - European Medical Journal

Gut Microbiota Linked to Breast Cancer Differences

New research shows significant differences in gut microbiota diversity and composition in postmenopausal breast cancer patients compared with controls.

New Antibiotics Fail to Reduce Drug-Resistant Infection Deaths

New antibiotics have not reduced mortality in drug-resistant infections, with treatment delays and mismatched therapy still driving poor outcomes.

Hepatitis E Risk Higher in Liver Transplant Patients

Hepatitis E infection affected 3.5% of transplant patients, with high chronicity in those infected and treatment and screening key to care.

Limited Light Exposure's Effect on Radiologists

Limited light exposure in radiology may drive burnout, disrupt sleep, and affect workforce sustainability.

Safer Antihyperglycaemic Agents Identified for Older Adults

Safer Antihyperglycaemic Agents Identified for Older Adults

In this large cohort study spanning nine databases across the USA and Europe, researchers compared 18 safety outcomes across four major classes of second-line antihyperglycaemic agents.

Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Offspring

Placental Abruption and Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Offspring

Placental abruption linked to increased cardiovascular disease risk in offspring, with effects lasting into adulthood.

Pelvic Floor Training in Pregnancy Reduces Severe Birth Trauma

Pelvic Floor Training in Pregnancy Reduces Severe Birth Trauma

Antenatal pelvic floor training may lower severe perineal trauma and shorten labour in first-time mothers, new clinical trial findings suggest.

Tavapadon Improves Motor Function in Early Parkinson’s Disease Trial

Tavapadon Improves Motor Function in Early Parkinson’s Disease Trial

Phase 3 trial shows Tavapadon significantly improves motor function in early Parkinson disease with acceptable safety and tolerability.

Diet Shows Limited Role in MGUS Risk

Diet Shows Limited Role in MGUS Risk

A large screening study finds no strong link between diet and MGUS risk, although high dairy intake may increase the likelihood of IgA MGUS.

Early Immune Responses Shape Future Lung Inflammation

Early Immune Responses Shape Future Lung Inflammation

The findings showed that early immune cross-regulation played a decisive role in controlling protease hypersensitivity