European Archives - Page 321 of 1541 - European Medical Journal

Heart Chamber Imbalance Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Failure and Death

Understand how chamber volume ratios on MRI predict cardiac risk, even when heart chambers fall within normal size limits.

Early Treatment Resistance Common in Focal Epilepsy, Study Finds

Focal epilepsy study shows most patients need over a year and multiple medications to gain seizure control.

Scientists Discover Oxidative Switch That Controls Cell Growth and Ageing

A new study has revealed how subtle oxidative modifications of proteins fine-tune cell division and determine how cells respond to stress. Read on to learn more!

EASD 2025: Hepatitis B Immunity Linked to Lower Diabetes Risk

Discover how HBV immunity is linked to lower diabetes risk, suggesting added value of hepatitis B vaccination.

Free Chickenpox Vaccine for Children Offered By NHS

The introduction of the jab is intended to cut cases of chickenpox and reduce the disruption it causes for families.

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Newcastle University wins £22m UK's NIHR health tech award

The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) is funding Newcastle Univeristy’s work in emerging diagnostics, devices and more.

The Role of Expectations in Primary Biliary Cholangitis Fatigue

Discover a study exploring how verbal instructions and symptom expectations influence fatigue and motivation in people living with primary biliary cholangitis.

Study Reveals Surprising Impact of Hormonal Contraceptives on Memory

Hormonal birth control may affect how women regulate emotions and remember negative events, new research suggests.

Male Sex and Lung Disease Drive Poor Prognosis in Anti-MDA5 Dermatomyositis

A retrospective study has found that male sex and rapidly progressive interstitial lung disease are strong predictors of poor survival in patients with anti-MDA5 dermatomyositis.

High-Fat Diets Tied to Lung Inflammation and Worse Asthma

Study shows diets high in saturated fatty acids drive lung inflammation and worsen airway disease, similarly to obesity-related asthma.