European Archives - Page 338 of 1611 - European Medical Journal

COVID-19

COVID-19 Infection in Pregnancy Raises Risk of Preterm Birth

A Swedish study found COVID-19 infection in pregnancy greatly raises preterm birth risk within 2 weeks, especially if unvaccinated. Vaccination offers key protection.

chest x-ray

AI-Derived Chest X-Ray Scores Predict COPD Mortality

AI chest X-ray risk scores predict respiratory death risk, increasing 16% per five-year lung-risk score rise.

Anxiety in teenagers

New Anxiety Research in Teenagers Predicts Future Risk

Anxiety research in teenagers shows EEG-fMRI fusion can predict future anxiety, paving the way for personalised prevention strategies.

A spray of red and blue stars

FDA moves to accelerate biosimilar approvals

FDA will undertake steps to accelerate the process of developing biosimilars, while also reducing development costs.

Serum-free light chain

Serum-Free Light Chains Enhance Myeloma Monitoring

Serum-free light chain testing enables earlier, more accurate tracking of multiple myeloma treatment response and disease progression.

diabetes and psoriasis

Coexistence of Diabetes and Psoriasis Raises Risk of Mortality

Diabetes and psoriasis together increase risk of all-cause and cancer mortality, according to a U.S. population study.

adult asthma

High TSLP and Its Impact on Adult Asthma

Patients with elevated TSLP may represent a unique target population for specific therapies, including biologics that modulate Type 2 inflammation.

Pollution, Pregnancy, and Paediatrics

How do everyday pollutants, from plastics to pesticides, shape pregnancy and child health? Find out in this series with Tracey Woodruff

liver injury

TACE-Induced Liver Injury Linked to Gut Microbiota

By targeting the gut-liver axis, administration of L. reuteri or ILA could become a novel therapeutic approach to prevent TACE-LI.

light at night

Light At Night Linked to Heart Disease Risk

A major study links light at night to higher heart disease risk. Learn how reducing night-time light could safeguard cardiovascular health.