European Archives - Page 68 of 1166 - European Medical Journal

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Ireland launches landmark childhood cancer genomics study

Ireland has launched its first national clinical genomics study in paediatric oncology.

Three-Year Clinical Outcomes of IVBT for Multilayer Drug-eluting In-stent Restenosis

IVBT lowers major cardiac event rates in multilayer DES-ISR patients compared to standard care over three years.

Stockholm3: A Breakthrough in Prostate Cancer Screening

In comparison with other established biomarkers, such as the free/total PSA ratio and PSA density, Stockholm3 outperformed these tests.

Childhood Thyroid Cancer Risk Linked to Pollution and Night-time Light

New study links early-life air pollution and night-time light exposure to increased risk of paediatric thyroid cancer.

Majority Support AI-Assisted Mammograms, But Few Trust It Alone

Most women support AI in mammography if radiologists remain involved, with education and race influencing acceptance levels.

Young Stroke Survivors: Who Is Most at Risk for Poststroke Epilepsy?

Young adults face a low but notable risk of epilepsy after stroke, with risk factors well-predicted by current scores.

John Riches

Hema Now: Episode 15: Understanding B cell Metabolism in Lymphoma

John Riches, Clinical Reader in Cancer Immunometabolism, Barts Cancer Institute; Honorary Consultant Haemato-oncologist, Barts Health NHS Trust, London, UK, discusses how metabolism could conquer lymphoma.

Diabetes Medications Show Promise in Dementia Prevention

Newer diabetes drugs linked to reduced risk of dementia in older adults, real-world data shows promising results.

Infectious Disease Diagnostics: Superbugs, Zoonotic Threats, and the Next Pandemic

In the second episode of our special miniseries, Jonathan is joined by molecular epidemiologist Rodney Rohde to explore diagnostic innovations in the fight against antimicrobial resistance and gaps in zoonotic disease detection.

Seasonal Immunotherapy: Safe to Start During Pollen Peaks?

The study suggests that initiating Artemisia annua SLIT during the pollen season is just as safe and well-tolerated as starting it before.