European Archives - Page 169 of 1214 - European Medical Journal

Study Shows Primary Care and Telehealth Can Provide Effective Diabetes Care

People with Type 1 diabetes can achieve the same positive outcomes using advanced insulin technology when trained by their PCPs or through telehealth as they would by visiting a specialist in person according to new study.

Evaluating Dupilumab for Peanut Allergy Desensitisation in Children

A proof-of-concept study was conducted to explore whether dupilumab could induce desensitisation to peanut in children with peanut allergy.

Rencofilstat Improves Liver Function in Patients with MASH

The study suggests that rencofilstat 225mg/d improves both liver function and portal-systemic shunting in patients with MASH.

Tetramethylpyrazine Nitrone Benefits Grip Strength in Younger Patients with ALS

A clinical trial finds tetramethylpyrazine nitrone safe for ALS, with potential benefits in grip strength for younger patients.

Anti-obesity Medications Help Prevent Joint Replacement Failures

New research suggests that patients with obesity who undergo knee or hip replacements can lower their risk of revision surgery by losing weight after the procedure with anti-obesity medications.

Low Vitamin D in Early Pregnancy Linked to Preterm Birth and Reduced Fetal Growth

New research suggests that low vitamin D levels in the first trimester of pregnancy may significantly increase the risk of preterm birth and reduced foetal growth.

Cancer Survivors at Lower Risk of Dementia: Large-Scale UK Study

Study reveals cancer survivors have lower dementia risk, suggesting potential shared biological mechanisms between cancer and neurodegeneration.

Radiation-Free MRI Gains Ground for Paediatric Thoracic Diseases: ECR 2025

Recent advancements in MRI technology present a safer, radiation-free diagnostic option for infants and children with pulmonary and mediastinal diseases.

Persistent Fever Signals Higher Mortality in MRSA Bacteraemia

Persistent fever beyond 72 hours in patients with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia is strongly associated with increased mortality.

How Inflammatory Markers Influence Treatment Outcomes in Patients With GIST

A multicenter study has identified key prognostic factors in high-risk GIST patients, including preoperative inflammatory markers, mitotic index, and adherence to imatinib therapy.