European Archives - Page 59 of 1556 - European Medical Journal

Letrozole Improves Sperm Counts in Male Infertility Trial

Letrozole Improves Sperm Counts in Male Infertility Trial

A clinical trial shows letrozole improves sperm concentration categories in men with spermatogenic failure. Read more on outcomes and safety findings.

Ebola Neurological Complications Persist Years After Infection

Ebola Neurological Complications Persist Years After Infection

New longitudinal data reveals neurological conditions in adult Ebola survivors, are widespread, often persistent, and may continue more than seven years after infection.

Earlier Egg Introduction Linked to Reduced Egg Allergy Prevalence in Infants

Earlier Egg Introduction Linked to Reduced Egg Allergy in Infants

Earlier introduction of egg in infancy was associated with a significant reduction in egg allergy prevalence in a large Australian study.

Full-Dilation Caesarean Linked to Higher Risk of Future Preterm Birth

Study found that caesarean section at full cervical dilatation was associated with a significantly increased risk of future preterm birth and second-trimester pregnancy loss.

Text Alerts Improve Adherence in Hypertensive Patients – EMJ

Text Alerts Improve Adherence in Hypertensive Patients

New research suggests that multicomponent support programmes can significantly improve medication adherence and self-efficacy among patients with hypertension.

Tocilizumab Shows Real-World Benefit in Systemic Sclerosis - EMJ

Real-World Data Support Tocilizumab for Systemic Sclerosis

New real-world data show tocilizumab steadied lung function and eased skin, joint, and vascular disease across nearly 200 systemic sclerosis patients.

First daily GLP-1 pill approved in UK

Novo Nordisk’s semaglutide tablets have become the first once-daily GLP-1 pills to be approved in the UK.

High-Fat Diets May Alter Gut Microbes to Boost Fat Absorption

Study suggests high-fat diets alter gut microbiota and bile acid metabolism, increasing intestinal fat absorption and potentially contributing to metabolic disease.

Hypopigmented Mycosis Fungoides Shows Low Risk - EMJ

Adult Hypopigmented Mycosis Fungoides Linked to Low Progression Risk

Most adults with hypopigmented mycosis fungoides presented with early-stage disease and experienced low rates of progression in a large US cohort study.

Plasma Vitamin C Linked to Healthy Brain Connectivity - EMJ

Plasma Vitamin C Levels Linked to Healthier Brain Structure

New imaging research links higher plasma vitamin C levels to greater grey matter volume and stronger brain network connectivity.