European Archives - Page 342 of 1510 - European Medical Journal

16 Jul 2025

Unseen burden of CIDP

CIDP is a rare, often progressive, immune-mediated neuromuscular disorder of the peripheral nervous system. As an acquired inflammatory…

Study Reveals Women Digest Oats Better Than Milk

A new in vitro study reveals sex-specific differences in the digestion of milk and oat-based drinks, offering important insights for personalized nutrition and food innovation.

Fast Track Immunity - TBE and rabies

Fast-Track Immunity: Rapid immune protection through advanced vaccination strategies for Tick-borne Encephalitis vaccination and Abbreviated rabies PrEP schedules

Shish Patel, Chiesi

Chiesi's Shish Patel on COPD, the climate and improving care

What is the environmental cost of respiratory illness? In this episode, Shish Patel, Medical Director, Chiesi UK joins Isabel to explore this and COPD’s rising burden.

EHA 2025 Interview: Martin Dreyling

EHA offers an incredible wealth of opportunities; it’s actually quite difficult to choose which highlights to include. We are fortunate to…

Person taking a survey on a tablet

Survey shows pharma leaders backing AI and RWD

A new survey has found that the use of AI and real-world data (RWD) is on the rise across the biopharma industry, but hurdles remain.

Antiplatelet Therapy Rivals Anticoagulation for Brain Protection After TAVI

DAPT matches OAC in preventing brain emboli after TAVI, with less cerebral damage seen on MRI scans.

Targeted Therapies Improve Outcomes in Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer

Non-muscle invasive bladder cancer, representing roughly 75% of cases, remains confined to the bladder lining and submucosa, often recurring but rarely advancing.

One in Three Maternal Deaths Linked to Social Services

A UK-wide study finds that women with children’s social care involvement face significantly higher maternal mortality risks, especially from psychiatric causes.

New Safety Protocol Reduces Neonatal Trauma in Assisted Births

Learn how a safety bundle in assisted birth cut trauma and NICU rates, improving outcomes without raising neonatal complications.