European Archives - Page 322 of 1657 - European Medical Journal

prostate cancer screening

Consultation Opens on Prostate Cancer Screening

Prostate cancer remains the most common cancer in men in the UK, with around 55,000 new cases and 12,000 deaths each year and is currently the most common cancer without a national screening programme.

lung-on-chip

Innovative Lung-on-Chip Models Human Alveoli

A novel iPSC-derived lung-on-chip model mimics human alveolar tissue, revealing macrophage-driven tuberculosis responses.

male infertility

Preimplantation Genetic Testing in Severe Male Infertility

After the first embryo transfer, 48.4% of couples in the preimplantation genetic testing group and 46.2% in the no testing group achieved a live birth, a difference that was not statistically significant.

GIANT 2025 Interview: Ragu Rajan

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liver disease

Liver Disease Risk Persists After Colorectal Cancer

Patients who survive colorectal cancer face a sustained and increased risk of death from chronic liver disease and cirrhosis long after surgery, according to a large population-based analysis from the United States.

Electroencephalography Gaps in Infant Seizure Care

Electroencephalography Gaps in Infant Seizure Care

New research shows how portable monitoring could reshape infant seizure diagnosis and treatment in neonatal intensive care.

postpartum

Earlier Warning Signs For Postpartum Bleeding

The authors conclude that recognising postpartum haemorrhage at lower blood loss volumes, alongside abnormal haemodynamic signs, could support earlier diagnosis and treatment…

thrombosis

Kinase Regulates Platelet Thrombosis

Researchers have identified serine threonine kinase 10 as a key regulator of platelet function, haemostasis and thromboinflammation.

AI in IBD

In this series, host Catherine Glass speaks with Michael Byrne about the rise of AI in endoscopy, tackling bias, and redefining clinical trials.

High Mortality and Neurological Sequelae in Adult Bacterial Meningitis

Adult bacterial meningitis continues to carry high mortality and neurological complications, especially from Listeria, Streptococcus pyogenes, and pneumococcus.