European Archives - Page 45 of 1531 - European Medical Journal

rectal cancer

Machine Learning Optimises Ileostomy Use in Rectal Cancer

Machine learning RTID system reduces unnecessary temporary diverting ileostomy use in rectal cancer surgery while maintaining similar anastomotic leakage rates.

prostate

Prostate Fibrosis May Drive Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms

Emerging evidence suggests prostate fibrosis contributes to lower urinary tract symptoms secondary to benign prostatic hyperplasia, creating opportunities for new treatments.

Gavi commits $50m to Bundibugyo Ebola virus vaccines

Gavi has committed $50m to efforts towards vaccine approval for the Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, caused by the Bundibugyo virus.

anxiety

Ageing Brain Changes Reveal New Target for Anxiety Treatment

Researchers linked increased BK channel activity in the ageing brain to heightened anxiety-like behaviour in mice, revealing a potential therapeutic target.

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Case by Case: Real-World Management of Acne Vulgaris

These case studies examine different presentations of acne vulgaris, including acne unmasked after OCP cessation, breakthrough nodulocystic…

Injectable pen

Boehringer posts mixed obesity drug phase 3 results

Despite the positive efficacy data, investor attention has turned to survodutide’s tolerability profile.

Researchers Uncover Brain’s Hidden Waste Disposal System

New research mapped the brain’s hidden clearance network, revealing how neuronal proteins exit the brain and how disease can disrupt these pathways.

Maveed Sattar

Diabetes Prevention

Naveed Sattar, Professor of Cardiometabolic Medicine at the University of Glasgow, UK, discusses how diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular…

Advances in Migraine Management

When I first heard people talk about migraine, there were two things that struck me as odd about the vascular theory. The first was that…

Most Adults Falling Short of Flavanol Intake for Cardiovascular Health

Even those who regularly consume five portions of fruit and vegetables per day may be falling short of the recommended flavanol intake, new research has found.