European Archives - Page 221 of 1151 - European Medical Journal

Pigmented Variants of Basal Cell Carcinoma

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is a heterogeneous malignant neoplasm and can cause great morbidity as most occur in highly visible areas of…

New Study Links Fibrosis to Severe MASLD Outcomes

A new study examined the influence of clinical and histologic risk factors on long-term MASLD outcomes in patients confirmed via liver biopsy.

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What does Trump's win mean for pharma?

With Donald Trump securing a second presidential term, what issues should be top of mind for the pharmaceutical sector in the US?

Higher Risk of Mortality in Young Patients Undergoing TAVR

Patients under 65 years undergoing TAVR exhibit a higher comorbidity burden and greater all-cause mortality

Blood Flow Restriction Therapy Boosts Knee Osteoarthritis Rehabilitation Outcomes

Adding blood flow restriction to knee osteoarthritis exercises significantly boosts pain relief, strength, and quality of life, new study shows.

Oophorectomy Common During Gender-Affirming Hysterectomy

New research identifies the factors associated with opting for bilateral oophorectomy versus ovarian conservation in young adults undergoing gender-affirming hysterectomy

Health Insurance Impact on Cancer Disparities Among Racial and Ethnic Groups

A recent analysis of the National Cancer Database reveals that health insurance plays a crucial role in racial and ethnic disparities in late-stage cancer diagnoses.

Alarming Diabetes Spike Following Paediatric COVID-19 Infection

Recent findings reveal a concerning link between COVID-19 and increased risk of new Type 2 diabetes diagnoses in children and adolescents.

New Algorithm Uncovers Hidden Obesity Subtypes Linked to Severe Health Risks

Obesity, defined as abnormal or excessive fat accumulation, has more than doubled among adults since 1990

New Model Boosts Personalised Care for Severe Psoriasis

A recent study from 12 hospitals across China has shed new light on personalised care for plaque psoriasis.