European Archives - Page 224 of 1391 - European Medical Journal

New Hope for Diabetic Neuropathy: Dual Therapy Shows Promising Results

Understand how a combined therapy shows significant nerve and glucose improvements in diabetic neuropathy, without added safety risks.

Delays in Breast Cancer Surgery Linked to Increased Mortality Risk

A new study has found that delaying surgery after a breast cancer diagnosis significantly increases the risk of breast cancer-specific mortality (BCSM), particularly for certain subtypes.

ADHD May Causally Increase Allergy Risk in Children

The findings provide genetic evidence supporting the theory that the nervous and immune systems may interact more closely in children with ADHD.

Gut Microbiome's Role in MASLD Progression Uncovered

Discover a study exploring how gut microbiome imbalances contribute to MASLD progression and offer new diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities.

Low-Dose IL-2 Shows Promise in Early Alzheimer’s Trial

Learn how low-dose IL-2 shows early promise in safely modulating Alzheimer’s biomarkers and immune response.

UK Parents Show Strong Confidence in Childhood Vaccines

A UKHSA survey finds strong vaccine confidence among UK parents, with 87% trusting vaccine effectiveness and satisfaction high in NHS delivery and communication.

Breastfeeding Linked to Racial Gap in Aggressive Breast Cancer

A new study suggests that shorter breastfeeding duration may significantly contribute to higher rates of triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) among Black women compared to their White counterparts.

Vitamin C Promotes Skin Regeneration via DNA Demethylation

Discover a study revealing how vitamin C supports skin regeneration by promoting keratinocyte proliferation through epigenetic DNA demethylation.

Ultrasound Proven Effective for Daily Bladder Monitoring

Results showed that US overestimated bladder volumes compared to CBCT, with an average deviation of 60.75 ml.

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UNAIDS: AIDS response at risk from funding cuts

UNAIDS report warns the US funding collapse could risk millions of new infections and deaths unless countries transform their HIV responses.