European Archives - Page 143 of 1144 - European Medical Journal

New Non-Invasive Diagnostic Tool for Primary Sjögren’s Disease

A new diagnostic model combining salivary biomarkers and serum tests offers a non-invasive, highly accurate method to detect primary Sjögren’s disease.

Biodegradable Electrodes Stimulate Brain Repair for Neurological Disorders

Flexible, biodegradable electrodes stimulate brain repair, offering safe, temporary treatment for neurological disorders, revolutionising patient care.

Digital Tools Enhance Genetic Testing for Hereditary Cancer Risk

A recent study has demonstrated the effectiveness of online screening and virtual patient education tools in improving hereditary cancer risk assessments

Prostate Cancer Recurrence Risk with Testosterone Therapy

These findings suggest that testosterone therapy can be safely administered to carefully selected men following radical prostatectomy without increasing the risk of biochemical recurrence.

Bariatric Surgery Reduces Pre-Diabetes to Diabetes Conversion Rates

A recent study highlights the long-term benefits of bariatric surgery in preventing the progression from pre-diabetes to Type 2 diabetes.

How Stress Worsens Allergies Through Immune System Disruption

Atopic dermatitis, an allergic skin condition characterised by inflammation and heightened IgE levels, is often worsened by psychological stress.

Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty: A Breakthrough for Patients with MASH

Lifestyle interventions, particularly achieving a weight loss of over 10%, have been shown to resolve MASH.

Gestational Hypertension and Preeclampsia Linked to Epilepsy and Migraine

Hypertensive pregnancy disorders increase the risk of migraines, epilepsy, and more neurological issues up to 15 years later.

Nearly 20% of Patients With Lupus Face Added Burden of Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia affects nearly 20% of lupus patients, significantly worsening their quality of life and highlighting the need for better diagnosis and treatment.

Women with High-Risk Genetic Variants Opt for Breast MRI at Higher Rates

Women carrying high-risk genetic variants linked to breast cancer are far more likely to undergo breast MRI, study finds.