European Archives - Page 57 of 1134 - European Medical Journal

Sex Influences Disease Burden in Rheumatoid Arthritis

New research from the tREACH cohort reveals that female patients with rheumatoid arthritis experience higher disease activity and functional limitations compared to males, even under treat-to-target care.

Novo Nordisk announces significant leadership reshuffle

Novo Nordisk has announced major leadership changes, with EVP Camilla Sylvest departing and Ludovic Helfgott taking on an expanded role.

Researchers Develop Tool to Predict Obstetric Fistula Surgery Risks

A new study in the DRC has developed the LUSSY score, a predictive model to assess the risk of failed surgical closure in women with obstetric rectovaginal fistulas.

Record Surge in Imported Dengue Cases Among UK Travellers

UKHSA data reveal that imported dengue cases in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have reached their highest level since surveillance began in 2009.

Tattoo Ink Linked to Lymphoma and Skin Cancer?

New study suggests increased risks of skin cancer and lymphoma for tattooed individuals, particularly those with larger tattoos.

Infectious Disease Diagnostics: New Horizons in NGS, Rapid Tests, and AMR Control

Jonathan Sackier kicks off a special miniseries on infectious disease diagnostics with Jose Alexander, Clinical Microbiologist and Director of Microbiology at AdventHealth Orlando.

Evaluating 3D Total-Body Photography for Melanoma Detection

The results indicated that 3D total-body photography reduced the number of melanoma excisions compared to controls.

ESR1 Mutations in Advanced Breast Cancer

This episode focuses on the implications of ESR1 mutations in oestrogen receptor-positive (ER+), HER2-negative (HER2-) metastatic breast…

Heatwaves and Cardiovascular Health: A Complex Nonlinear Relationship

A new study shows that compound heatwaves drive linear cardiac mortality risks, surpassing daytime/night-only events.

Oral Oestrogen Raises Risk of Overactive Bladder in Younger Women

Oral oestrogen increases the risk of overactive bladder in women under 65.