European Archives - Page 5 of 1645 - European Medical Journal

Iron Deficiency Without Anaemia Still Carries Cancer Risk

A retrospective study found higher rates of gastrointestinal lesions and malignancy in patients with iron deficiency anaemia but confirmed that the absence of anaemia did not exclude serious gastrointestinal disease.

Skin Toxic Effects Linked to Survival in Urothelial Cancer

Treatment-emergent skin toxic effects during first-line enfortumab vedotin plus pembrolizumab were associated with longer overall survival.

Exercise May Protect Cognition Through Lipid Clearance

Exercise reduced cognitive decline in an Alzheimer’s mouse model by enhancing lipophagy and suppressing microglial TMEM9.

Renal Hyperfiltration Dynamics Reveal Distinct Cardiovascular Risks

A nationwide study of over 1 million Korean individuals found that renal hyperfiltration patterns were associated with mortality and cardiovascular risks.

Higher Vitamin A Linked to Slower LAM Lung Function Decline

A study of 653 patients links higher vitamin A levels to slower FEV1 decline in LAM, while cell experiments highlight complex retinoid effects.

Study Questions NSAID–Contraceptive Blood Clot Link

A European study suggests underlying illness may partly explain clot risk linked to NSAIDs and hormonal contraception.

Antibiotic-Free Management of Severe Papulopustular Rosacea: A Case Report

Rosacea is a chronic, multifactorial inflammatory dermatosis involving innate immune dysregulation, neurovascular instability, and…

Vaccine Mini Series: AMR

In this series, Saranya Ravindran speaks with Ramanan Laxminarayan about the role of vaccines in tackling antimicrobial resistance (AMR)…

a doctor doing genetic testing

Brugada Syndrome Genetic Variants Identified in Malaysian Patients

A multicentre Malaysian study identified six SCN5A gene variants among 40 patients with Brugada syndrome. Findings highlighted the potential role of genetic testing in risk stratification and family screening.

Interview: Alison Wright

It is a good question, and one that is dear to my heart. There have been so many investigations, reports, and recommendations. I heard…