European Archives - Page 5 of 1553 - European Medical Journal

New Evidence Shapes Gastric Ulcer Biopsy Approaches

A systematic review of gastric ulcer biopsy strategies found that initial endoscopy and targeted sampling may support diagnostic accuracy, while follow-up decisions should be personalised.

Immunonutrition Does Not Reduce Radical Cystectomy Complications

A randomised clinical trial found that immunonutrition did not improve 30 day postoperative outcomes after radical cystectomy compared with standard oral nutrition, despite numerically higher two year survival.

Migraine Improvement Reduces Disability and Work Impairment

A longitudinal study of 11,634 adults found that improvements in migraine over 1 year were associated with better quality of life, reduced disability, lower stigma, and improved workplace functioning.

Erythropoietin Not Linked to Thrombocytosis in Iron Deficiency Anaemia

A cross sectional study found that although erythropoietin levels were elevated in most patients with iron deficiency anaemia and thrombocytosis, the hormone was not associated with platelet count.

Antiepileptic Drugs Accounted for Quarter of SJS/TEN Cases

A meta analysis of 50 studies found that antiepileptic drugs accounted for almost one quarter of Stevens Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis cases worldwide.

Drinking Water Chemicals Linked to Risk of Uterine Cancer

A cohort study has found that disinfection byproducts in drinking water are linked to a higher risk of uterine cancer.

Bridging the Gap in SMA: Muscle-Targeted Treatments and the Promise of Myostatin Inhibitors

Despite major advances in spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) treatment in recent years, significant unmet needs remain. Current survival motor…

When AI Enters Clinical Consultation: Interview with Ben Turner

The future of clinical AI isn’t just about efficiency, Ben Turner explains what better care looks like.

In-Ear Audio Estimated Stroke Volume Accurately – EMJ

In-Ear Audio Sensing Predicts Stroke Volume Accurately

A deep learning system using in-ear audio from earbuds estimated stroke volume with high accuracy in healthy adults, supporting the potential for scalable and continuous cardiovascular monitoring outside clinical settings.

Medication Use in Younger Patients with Behçet's Syndrome - EMJ

Low Medication Adherence in Younger Patients with Behçet's Syndrome

Medication adherence in Behçet’s syndrome was generally satisfactory, but younger patients were more likely to report suboptimal adherence.