European Archives - Page 26 of 1144 - European Medical Journal

Ivarmacitinib Shows Promise in Treating Severe Eczema

The results demonstrated significantly greater improvement in the ivarmacitinib groups compared to placebo.

Emerging Robotic Platforms Reshape Urologic Surgery Outcomes

Despite limitations, this review offers a foundational overview of the capabilities and challenges of next-generation robotic systems.

AI Models Show High Accuracy in Spotting Osteoporosis on Chest CT

AI accurately identifies osteoporosis from low-dose chest CTs, enabling opportunistic screening during routine imaging procedures.

Long-Term Fatigue Common Following Transient Ischaemic Attack

The study found no significant link between the presence of acute infarction and fatigue.

Blood Test Offers Breakthrough in Heart Disease Treatment

A groundbreaking study has introduced a novel, image-based blood test that could significantly enhance the way doctors manage and personalise treatment for coronary artery disease (CAD), a leading global cause of death.

New Diabetes Risk Model Recommends Personalised Prevention Strategies

New model predicts diabetes risk and recommends personalised prevention, including lifestyle changes or metformin, for diverse populations.

Ulinastatin Reduces Inflammation in Septic Shock Cases

Children with septic shock who received ulinastatin alongside standard therapy showed significantly improved clinical outcomes.

Faecal Calprotectin as a Biomarker for Sepsis Liver Dysfunction

Discover a study that explored the use of faecal calprotectin as a biomarker for sepsis in liver dysfunction. Learn more.

Ultraprocessed Diets Linked to Early Parkinson’s Markers

Long-term consumption of ultraprocessed foods is associated with an increased risk of multiple nonmotor symptoms that often precede a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis.

Knee Osteoarthritis Injections Less Likely with Timely Physical Therapy

Early initiation and consistent physical therapy may help reduce reliance on intra-articular injections for patients with newly diagnosed knee osteoarthritis, according to new real-world data.