European Archives - Page 20 of 1607 - European Medical Journal

COPD Therapy Improves Cardiac Function: ERS 2026

Umeclidinium/vilanterol improved cardiac function during exercise while reducing lung hyperinflation and dyspnoea in patients with COPD and left ventricular dysfunction.

Vasculitis Linked to Higher Cardiovascular and Stroke Risk

A nationwide cohort of 25,568 siblings found sharply elevated, sex-specific cardiovascular and thromboembolic risk after diagnosis.

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Very Hot Drinks Linked to Threefold Higher Oesophageal Cancer Risk

Very hot drinks were linked to a threefold higher risk of oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma in a study of nearly 1 million adults.

IL-19 Atopic Dermatitis Mechanism Amplifies Inflammation

IL-19 atopic dermatitis activity was linked to epidermal barrier dysfunction and amplified type 2 inflammation.

Earlier Immunotherapy Linked to Longer Cancer Survival

Earlier immune checkpoint inhibitor infusions were linked to longer overall survival in a UK study of 2,631 patients with advanced cancer.

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Pharma investment on the up as UK turns corner

The UK is starting to claw back some of the pharmaceutical investment it lost in recent years, according to a new report from the ABPI.

AI-Derived Whole-Body MRI Metrics Predict Myeloma Outcomes

A single-centre study used AI to extract body composition metrics from whole-body MRI, linking muscle and fat changes to myeloma survival.

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Eating Disorder Risk Higher in Disadvantaged Adolescents

Teenagers from disadvantaged families may face greater eating disorder risk, challenging longstanding stereotypes.

Hema Now: Reimagining Multiple Myeloma Treatment

Sagar Lonial discusses advances in multiple myeloma treatment, the evolving role of immunotherapy and minimal residual disease, unmet needs…

Intracoronary Imaging Improves Outcomes in Complex PCI

Evidence from eight large randomised trials suggests intracoronary imaging improves PCI outcomes, particularly in patients with complex coronary lesions.