European Archives - Page 37 of 1607 - European Medical Journal

Crohn’s Disease Monocytes Promote Intestinal Inflammation

New data showed that Crohn’s disease monocytes were systemically reprogrammed before intestinal recruitment, with transcriptional and functional changes linked to inflammatory activity.

Deep Learning Speeds Lymph Node Metastasis Detection

A deep learning model detected bladder cancer lymph node metastases with 100% sensitivity while significantly reducing pathologist review time.

Automated Speech Profiles Distinguish Primary Progressive Aphasia

Brief speech recordings enabled automated classification of primary progressive aphasia variants in a cross-sectional study.

Iron Supplementation Does Not Improve Infant Cognition

A randomised clinical trial found that routine iron supplementation did not improve cognitive development among infants in southern Malawi by 18 months.

Blood Eosinophils Predict Type 2 Chronic Rhinosinusitis

Blood eosinophil count showed consistent diagnostic value for type 2 chronic rhinosinusitis, while serum total IgE had limited utility.

Woman holding her pregnant belly

Low-Dose Aspirin Associated with Reduced Pre-Eclampsia Risk in IVF

Low-dose aspirin was associated with lower pre-eclampsia and preterm birth rates following IVF and ICSI.

Cardiac Allograft Rejection Mapped by Spatial Transcriptomics – EMJ

Heart Transplant Rejection Shows Distinct Cellular Signatures

A spatial transcriptomics study of 62 heart transplant recipients revealed hidden molecular heterogeneity in cardiac allograft rejection.

Netherlands' Early Arthritis Screening Boosts Long-Term Outcomes - EMJ

Dutch Early Arthritis Screening Clinic Shows Long-Term Benefit

A Dutch study found dedicated arthritis screening reduced GP delay and improved five-year outcomes compared with standard referral routes.

AI Skin Cancer Detection and Teledermatology - EMJ

AI Skin Cancer Detection Apps Gain Value with Dermatologist Input

A Dutch study found that AI skin cancer detection apps were valued more highly with teledermatologist involvement, although physical dermatologist consultations remained the preferred option.

Screen Time Linked to Better Cognition? - EMJ

Self-Reported Screen Time Linked to Better Cognition in New Study

An 8-year cohort study found unsupervised physical activity was linked to poorer working memory, while screen time was linked to better cognition.