European Archives - Page 36 of 1199 - European Medical Journal

Sleep Duration After Concussion Linked to Higher Symptom Burden in Children

Longer sleep after concussion is linked to more symptoms and slower recovery in young people, new research finds.

Global Childhood Vaccine Coverage Stalls Amid COVID-19 Challenges

Global vaccine coverage has improved since 1980 but stalled and declined during COVID-19, with millions of zero-dose children concentrated in a few countries, risking setbacks to immunisation goals.

Screen Time in Childhood Linked to Teen Depression

The findings suggest that shorter sleep and reduced white matter organisation in the brain together explained over a third of the association between screen time and depressive symptoms.

Dutch Study Tests Innovative Therapy for Bladder Pain

The GETSBI study is not only crucial for this specific patient group but also holds broader implications for research in rare, chronic conditions.

Hidden Brain Disease Predicts Future Falls

Covert cerebrovascular disease may significantly raise fall risk in older adults, even in the absence of symptoms.

Latest NHS Survey Reveals Growing Mental Health Crisis

NHS England data reveal an alarming rise in common mental health conditions, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts.

New Therapeutic Targets Identified in Childhood Acute Myeloid Leukaemia

A recent study has revealed promising targets for treating childhood acute myeloid leukaemia….

New Hope for Resistant Type 2 Diabetes: Targeting Cortisol with Mifepristone

Cortisol-blocking treatment significantly improves blood sugar control and weight in people with hard-to-treat Type 2 diabetes.

Air Pollution Increases Risk of Atopic Dermatitis

Specifically, for every 10-μg/m³ increase in ambient air pollutants, there was a measurable increase in AD-related healthcare visits.

Turmeric Compound Supplementation Reduces Liver Fat in MASLD

This 12-month study explored the impact of ethanol-extracted curcumin on liver health, inflammation, and metabolic parameters in individuals with MASLD.