European Archives - Page 638 of 1615 - European Medical Journal

AI-Powered Smartphone Photos Aid Arthritis Screening

AI-driven smartphone photos achieve 99% accuracy in detecting early inflammatory arthritis, offering a promising, cost-effective screening tool.

Vaginal Progesterone Tablet and Gel Demonstrate Comparable Efficacy During IVF

Study shows vaginal micronised progesterone tablets and gel yield similar clinical pregnancy rates in IVF luteal phase support.

Gaps in Antiviral Treatment for Children Hospitalised with Influenza

Nearly half of children hospitalised with influenza and eligible for treatment did not receive antivirals as recommended by guidelines.

Upadacitinib Outperforms Tofacitinib in Ulcerative Colitis Treatment

Upadacitinib may offer superior disease management than tofacitinib for patients with ulcerative colitis.

Tumour Mutational Burden and Indoor Tanning: Exploring Clinical Factors

The results suggest that while indoor tanning is a well-established risk factor for melanoma, it does not appear to contribute to tumour mutational burden in cutaneous melanoma tumours.

Tiny Sensors Revolutionise Bone Recovery with Resistance-Based Rehabilitation

Implantable sensors reveal resistance training accelerates bone recovery, paving the way for personalised rehabilitation in clinical care.

High Omega-3 Diet Lowers Key Prostate Cancer Marker

Results demonstrated that the Ki-67 index decreased in the low omega-6 fatty acid diet supplemented with fish oil capsules group by approximately 15% from baseline to one year.

Gut Microbiome During COVID-19 Infection Predicts Long COVID Risk

New research highlights the predictive power of gut microbiome profiles during acute COVID-19 infection in identifying individuals at risk for Long COVID.

AI-Assisted Chest CT Analysis Predicts Survival in Patients with Cancer

New AI model able to predict survival rates in cancer patients.

Impact of Heart Age on Treatment Decisions in 370,000 Primary Care Patients

Using heart age to guide treatment decisions could lead to inappropriate care, impacting both younger and older patients.