European Archives - Page 67 of 1138 - European Medical Journal

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New study shines light on dementia in the workplace

A new study is challenging the belief that dementia is incompatible with modern work environments, with AI helping employees stay in work.

Reducing Body Weight and Fat in HFpEF with a Controlled Metabolic Accelerator

Novel metabolic accelerator HU6 reduces fat mass without muscle loss in obesity-related heart failure patients.

GLP-1 Use After Kidney Transplant Linked to Nearly 50% Lower Graft Loss

GLP-1 receptor agonists were associated with nearly 50% lower graft loss and significantly reduced mortality in kidney transplant recipients with diabetes, according to new research.

Patients on Dialysis Facing Food Insecurity More Prone to Fluid-Related Complications

Food insecurity may not raise overall hospitalization rates for adults on dialysis, but it triples the risk of fluid or electrolyte-related admissions, especially in younger patients, new research suggests.

Revolutionising Prostate Cancer Treatment with Precision Medicine

Recent research suggests that precision treatment may improve outcomes in prostate cancer treatment.

Asthma Diagnostic Testing More Effective in the Morning

A new study highlights the significant impact of time of day and season on bronchodilator responsiveness.

Experimental Imaging Agent Detects Key Metastasis in Prostate Cancer Patients

PET/CT scans using an experimental prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) imaging agent can identify SC nodal metastasis in newly diagnosed prostate cancer patients.

ICU Game-Changer: Novel Adaptor Enables Safer Non-Invasive Ventilation

New NIV adaptor cuts air leaks by 71%, boosts patient comfort.

Rebecca Vermeulen, HBA STAR

HBA STAR Rebecca Vermeulen on purpose, passion and patient centricity

Rebecca Vermeulen, recipient of the HBA STAR award for 2025 joins the podcast to discuss what effective patient centricity looks like and more.

Key Mechanism for Haematopoietic Stem Cell Regeneration Unlocked

A groundbreaking study has revealed new insights into the molecular mechanisms that govern the activation and quiescence of haematopoietic stem and progenitor cells.