European Archives - Page 362 of 1160 - European Medical Journal

Imaging Surveillance in Digital Breast Tomosynthesis

A new research aims to determine the upstaging rates of digital breast tomosynthesis detected radial scars with and without atypia, and to identify features relating to upstaging risk. Read now.

Lower Ovarian Reserve Associated with Poverty Level

Younger females who faced exposure to medium and high poverty levels were found to have higher anti-Müllerian hormones than those experiencing low poverty. Over time, anti-Müllerian hormone levels lead to greater ovarian follicle loss.

Available Biomarkers Predict Cardiomyopathy Risk for Cancer Survivors

Survivors of childhood cancer with abnormal baseline longitudinal strain and N-terminal pro B-type natriuretic peptide have an increased risk of developing cardiomyopathy, according to recent findings.

Human Papillomavirus and Metabolic Syndrome Combination Increases Mortality Risk In Females

A recent study was conducted to investigate the combined impacts of human papillomavirus and metabolic syndrome on all-cause mortality risk across both male and female sexes. Read more.

Tuning in to Renal Dysfunction – Part 2

In this week’s episode, George Bakris dives into all things kidney disease, discussing guidelines for treatment around the world.

Survey: Assessment of Healthcare Professionals’ Perceptions and Approaches to Obesity in Clinical Settings

This programme, developed by InfoEndocrinology in partnership with The European Association for the Study of Obesity (EASO), is tailored…

Low Birthweight in Males Associated with Type 2 Diabetes

Researchers found a higher risk of T2D amongst males who had a lower birthweight followed by being overweight as young adults, compared to those with a normal weight at the same times of life.

The Effects of Sleep and Dietary Habits on Diabetes Risk

Previous studies demonstrated the link between T2D and sleep deprivation, while others between healthy dietary habits and a reduced risk of diabetes. However, a new research focus on whether sleep deprived individuals can reduce their risk of T2D by eating healthily.

Opioid Misuse Rare in Children with Sickle Cell Disease

Providing opioid prescriptions to children who have experienced pain due to sickle cell disease does not lead to harmful patterns of opioid use. Read more.

Cardiac MRI Imaging Features of Erdheim–Chester Disease

A 54-year-old female with a history of suspected IgG4-related sclerosing disease, who had been struggling with multisystem symptoms…