European Archives - Page 332 of 1588 - European Medical Journal

Pectin Prebiotics Show Promise for Food Allergy Treatment

The study found that pectin treatment improved Pru p 3 tolerance in over half of participants, with 30% achieving full tolerance to the equivalent of a whole peach.

Inside the Silent Storm: Unravelling Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy - Podcast Series

Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy affects millions worldwide, yet it remains one of the most underdiagnosed and undertreated complications…

EASD 2025 Interview: Hindrik Mulder

I began by studying neuropeptides, but then my attention was caught by one specific hormone, expressed mainly in β-cells but also in…

Viktor Grünwald, rofessor of Urological Oncology at the University Hospital of the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany

Onc Now: Episode 27: What's Next in Genitourinary Cancer Care?

What does the future hold for genitourinary cancer care? Viktor Grünwald dives into precision medicine breakthroughs and reveals his vision for achieving more cures in oncology.

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Identifying Appropriate Patients for Migraine Treatment

Explore clinical assessments and range of management options for a hypothetical patient who is experiencing frequent migraine attacks…

chronic liver disease patient with COVID

COVID-19 Risks for Patients with Chronic Liver Disease

Interestingly, liver transplant recipients did not experience excess mortality, likely due to restored liver function post-transplant.

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Collaborative AI Passes US Medical Exams with High Accuracy

Collaborative AI exams: Multiple models work together to achieve record accuracy in U.S. medical licensing tests.

EADV Congress 2025 Interview: Branka Marinović

Sustainability is a very important topic in our work, outside of the scientific part of the Congress. It was started as a project by my…

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Renal Artery Stenosis: FFR Guidance Optimises Patient Outcomes

FFR-guided stenting halves renal artery stenosis interventions and pinpoints patients who benefit most from blood pressure improvements.

Advancing Skin Resilience Through Biology and Ecology

The skin, as the body’s largest organ, serves as a dynamic interface between internal systems and environmental influences. Beyond its…