European Archives - Page 121 of 1345 - European Medical Journal

AI Tool Accurately Diagnoses and Grades COPD from CT Scans

Understand how an AI model uses chest CT scans to diagnose COPD with 95% accuracy.

Metabolic Syndrome Increases Parkinson’s Disease Risk

A large cohort study using data from the UK Biobank has found that metabolic syndrome is associated with an increased risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, particularly in individuals with a high genetic predisposition.

AI Model Shows Breakthrough in Non-Invasive Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

A groundbreaking AI model, trained on over 1.3 million MRI–pathology pairs, is redefining prostate cancer diagnosis. The MRI‑PTPCa system delivers near‑perfect accuracy in grading tumors, offering a safe, noninvasive alternative to biopsies while improving clinical decision‑making and patient outcomes.

GLP-1 RAs May Halve Risk of Peptic Ulcer in Type 2 Diabetes

Learn how GLP-1 RAs may cut peptic ulcer risk in diabetes patients by nearly half.

Omalizumab Shows Promise for Treating Chronic Urticaria in Children

Learn how omalizumab shows high response rates and low side effects in children with chronic spontaneous urticaria.

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Chronic Liver Disease Remains Major Health Burden

The team concluded that CLD remains a major health burden in Thailand, highlighting the need for strong prevention strategies, early diagnosis, and equitable access to effective therapies.

Mini-Camera and AI Accurately Predict Heart Attack Recurrence

AI and imaging mini-cameras now reliably predict future heart attack risk, paving the way for more targeted treatment.

High Ischaemic Deficit Signals Stroke Risk in Takayasu Arteritis

A prospective study highlights that Takayasu arteritis patients with high ischemic deficits on CT perfusion scans face a sharply elevated risk of strokes and other ischemic events.