European Archives - Page 146 of 1271 - European Medical Journal

ESMO Breast Cancer 2025: Alcohol Increases Breast Cancer Risk but Not Prognosis

New research presented at ESMO Breast 2025 shows that alcohol consumption raises the risk of developing breast cancer, particularly hormone receptor-positive types, but does not appear to worsen survival or recurrence in those already diagnosed.

ESMO Breast Cancer 2025: DNA Repair Mutations May Reduce Therapy Response

New data from ESMO Breast 2025 indicate that inherited DNA repair mutations could affect the effectiveness of CDK4/6 inhibitors in treating advanced breast cancer, with mutation carriers showing lower response rates and shorter survival trends.

Seasonal Allergy Symptoms Improved With New Biologic Treatment

The PHECDA trial evaluated stapokibart as an add-on therapy during pollen season in adults with moderate-to-severe seasonal allergic rhinitis.

EuroPCR 2025: 10-year Results of the DANAMI-3-PRIMULTI Trial

Ten-year data show complete revascularisation reduces repeat procedures in STEMI patients with multivessel disease.

Breaking the silence: the patient-doctor perspective on new understanding and communication in COPD management

AI Model Enhances Liver Cancer Risk Prediction Accuracy

PLAN-B-DF was trained and internally validated on a large cohort of 5,585 patients, and externally validated.

ESMO Breast Cancer 2025: Short-Course Radiotherapy Safe After Breast Cancer Surgery

New data presented at ESMO Breast 2025 show that short-course radiotherapy offers similar survival outcomes to conventional treatment following surgery and nodal irradiation for breast cancer.

COMy 2025: Infection Risk High with Bispecific Antibodies in Myeloma

New research from COMy 2025 reveals a high rate of infections among people with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma receiving bispecific antibodies…

Exercise May Help Close Survival Gap in Colon Cancer

Research shows that regular physical activity can help close the survival gap for stage III colon cancer, with those who exercise achieving survival rates similar to the general population.

Global Diarrhoeal Deaths Drop, But Burden Persists

This dramatic decline highlights the success of interventions such as oral rehydration therapy, rotavirus vaccination, and improvements in water and sanitation.