European Archives - Page 38 of 1555 - European Medical Journal

Trial Finds Older Men May Benefit from Tamsulosin Deprescribing

A randomised N-of-1 trial suggests around one-third of older men taking tamsulosin for LUTS may experience little or no symptomatic benefit and could be candidates for deprescribing.

AI-Driven Disease Intelligence Targets Malaria Hotspots

AI-powered malaria intelligence platform integrates climate and health data to predict outbreaks and support targeted public health interventions.

Raising Awareness of Ultra-Rare Disease Reduces Diagnosis Delays

Diagnosis delays for primary hyperoxalurias have halved in France over five years, with children continuing to receive earlier diagnoses than adults, potentially supporting earlier management and improved prognosis.

Multi-State Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Worsens in US

Cases of cyclosporiasis have nearly hit 1,000 in Michigan, as the outbreak worsens in several US states.

Financial Insecurity Stalls Young Adults’ Hope for Families

Young adults want relationships, children, and hopeful futures, but financial and job insecurity are standing in the way, according to a new large-scale UNFPA survey.

NHS Expands RSV Vaccine Programme for Vulnerable Adults

The NHS is expanding RSV vaccine eligibility to vulnerable adults aged 65–74 in England to help prevent severe respiratory illness and hospitalisation this winter.

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ESHRE 2026: HA-Enriched Medium Shows No IVF Benefit

A multicentre randomised trial presented at ESHRE 2026 found that HA-enriched embryo transfer medium did not significantly improve live birth or pregnancy outcomes in women undergoing single blastocyst transfer, questioning its routine use in IVF.

Immune Surveillance in Haematology: Interview with Simona Pagliuca

It is actually something I have found myself reflecting on quite often recently, especially when speaking with students, residents, and…

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AstraZeneca bets $200m on Chinese COPD drug

The company has agreed to pay a subsidiary of Sino Biopharmaceutical $200 for an experimental COPD drug.

Physical Activity Linked to Healthier Metabolome and Cardiac Function

New evidence suggests regular physical activity was linked to beneficial metabolomic differences and greater cardiac parasympathetic modulation in healthy men.