European Archives - Page 329 of 1657 - European Medical Journal

Combined Ultrasound and CT Model Improves Prediction of Ureteral Stone Passage

A combined ultrasound and CT model accurately predicts spontaneous stone passage in ureteral stones ≤10 mm, supporting safer conservative management decisions.

Saline Nasal Irrigation Reduces Upper Respiratory Infections in Children

Sea saline nasal irrigation lowers bacterial colonisation and incidence of acute upper respiratory infections in children.

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Diagnostic Test Delays Worsen Across England

More than 386,000 people waited longer than six weeks for testing, accounting for around one in five patients on diagnostic waiting lists.

3D Bioprinting Could Replace Animal Testing in Skin Disease Research

3D bioprinting enables realistic human skin models and may transform research into chronic inflammatory skin diseases.

The Promise of Psychedelics for Hard-to-Treat OCD

Emerging evidence highlights psilocybin as a potential therapy for treatment-resistant OCD, while cannabinoids show limited efficacy.

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Synbiotics Improve Diabetes Risk Factors

A multi-species synbiotic supplement has led to measurable improvements in weight, metabolic control and cardiovascular risk markers in elderly people with type 2 diabetes.

Type 2 Inflammation Mediates High Airway TSLP in Asthma

High airway TSLP levels identify a subset of severe asthma patients with type 2 inflammation, mucus plugging, and airway remodelling despite corticosteroid treatment.

Onc Now: Episode 32: Year Wrap – Part 2

In this special two-part episode of Onc Now, Catherine Glass returns to take you through the incredible lineup of guests from 2025.

AI ECG Screening Improves Liver Cirrhosis Detection - EMJ

AI-Based ECG Screening Boosts Liver Cirrhosis Detection

AI-enhanced ECG screening uncovers silent liver cirrhosis, enabling earlier diagnosis and intervention in routine primary care.

Meningiomas Risk In Childhood Cancer Survivors - EMJ

Study Tracks Risk of Meningiomas in Childhood Cancer Survivors

Large cohort study reveals elevated meningiomas risk decades after childhood cancer treatment.