European Archives - Page 311 of 1611 - European Medical Journal

Heart Failure Has Doubled in Numbers Since 1988

USA adults living with heart failure have more than doubled since 1988, with risk factors shifting from hypertension and cholesterol to obesity, diabetes, and kidney disease.

Upper Tract Versus Bladder Cancer: Outcomes of Sequential Therapy

Sequential therapy shows poorer outcomes in upper tract urothelial carcinoma than bladder cancer, highlighting the need for more effective first-line treatments.

Polyphenol-Rich Diet Linked to Lower Heart Disease Risk

Polyphenols in fruits, vegetables, and tea may reduce cardiovascular risk, according to 11-year TwinsUK study with urine metabolite data.

Acute Dengue Infection Linked to Neurological Risks

A new analysis shows how acute dengue infection increases neurological risks, especially in older adults.

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Donor Type Still Key to Survival After High-Risk Leukaemia Transplants

Donor type strongly influences survival, relapse risk, and GVHD after high-risk acute myeloid leukaemia stem cell transplantation.

Scientists Uncover Key Mechanism to Restore Nerve Function in Diabetes

Researchers uncover how diabetes impairs nerve regeneration and propose potential therapies to restore nerve repair and function.

Blood Proteomics Uncovers Immune Dysregulation in Inflammatory Skin Conditions

Blood proteomics uncovers systemic immune changes across inflammatory skin conditions.

First Living Patient Gets Gene-Edited Pig Liver

First Living Patient Gets Gene-Edited Pig Liver

Chinese surgeons have performed the first living pig-to-human liver xenotransplant, showing that a gene-edited porcine liver can support human function for weeks.

AI Advances Detection of Transthyretin Cardiac Amyloidosis

AI Advances Detection of Transthyretin Cardiac Amyloidosis

Find out how an AI screening model greatly increases transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis diagnoses across a major health system.

Spring IVF Timing Tied to Better Outcomes

Spring IVF Timing Tied to Better Outcomes

Exc A large cohort study from Jinan, China suggests spring IVF cycles yield higher live birth rates than winter, though early miscarriage risk also increases.