European Archives - Page 46 of 1421 - European Medical Journal

Stopping Washcloth Use May Reduce Pruritus, Study Suggests

Stopping Washcloth Use May Reduce Pruritus, Study Suggests

Stopping washcloth use during bathing may significantly reduce chronic itch, according to a new observational dermatology study exploring simple lifestyle changes.

AI Medical Assistants Fail due to User Misinterpretation

AI Medical Assistants Fail due to User Misinterpretation

A UK study shows AI medical assistants perform well alone but fail to improve public health decisions in practice.

High Complete Response Rate with Neoadjuvant Pembrolizumab

High Complete Response Rate with Neoadjuvant Pembrolizumab

Phase 2 findings show neoadjuvant pembrolizumab produced a 71% pathological complete response rate in resectable desmoplastic melanoma, with favourable safety and three year follow up outcomes.

Scientists Chart the Hidden Diversity of the Vaginal Microbiome

Scientists Chart the Hidden Diversity of the Vaginal Microbiome

New algorithm maps hidden global and genetic diversity in vaginal microbiomes, offering precision tools for reproductive health research.

AI-Processed CECT Improves Unresectable Liver Cancer Management

AI-Processed CECT Improves Unresectable Liver Cancer Management

Combining AI-processed CECT with clinical data improves the management of unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma, a 2026 study has found.

Effective Imaging Techniques in Survivors of Breast Cancer

Effective Imaging Techniques in Survivors of Breast Cancer

Mammographic surveillance and adjunct imaging techniques can lower morality and enhance early detection among breast cancer survivors.

iron bioresorbable scaffold

Iron Bioresorbable Scaffold Matches Drug Eluting Stent Outcomes

A 518 patient randomised trial shows iron bioresorbable scaffold is noninferior to a contemporary drug eluting stent at 2 years, with comparable clinical outcomes.

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ABPI launch report to bridge UK’s drug discovery gap

The pharmaceutical industry faces a significant technical bottleneck: only 10% of R&D ends in an approved medicine.

Childhood CKD Burden Rising Despite Global Incidence Shifts - EMJ

Rising Global Childhood CKD Highlights Health Inequality Gaps

A global analysis of childhood CKD reveals rising adolescent incidence, widening health inequalities, and links between kidney replacement therapy access and reduced disease burden.

Maternal Diabetes Associated with Epilepsy - EMJ

Maternal Diabetes Associated with Epilepsy in Offspring

Maternal diabetes is associated with an increased epilepsy risk in offspring, a 2026 cohort study has found.