European Archives - Page 73 of 1166 - European Medical Journal

AI-Powered Personalised Diets Improve Gut Microbiome Health

The study reflects a growing shift in nutritional science from one-size-fits-all diets to personalised approaches.

ISCHEMIA Trial: Blood Pressure Control Drives CV Risk Reduction in GDMT Strategy

Early GDMT goals, especially blood pressure control, reduce the risk of CV events in chronic coronary disease.

Scientists Find New Oral Antibiotic for Gonorrhoea

Oral gepotidacin demonstrated similar cure rates to ceftriaxone and azithromycin in treating urogenital gonorrhoea, according to findings from the EAGLE-1 trial.

PET/MRI Matches PET/CT in Cancer Staging, With Less Radiation

PET/MRI shows higher sensitivity in cancer detection than PET/CT, offering safer imaging for gastric and oesophageal tumours.

Poor Oral Health Tied to Increased Pain and Migraines in Women with Fibromyalgia

New study reveals specific oral microbes linked to higher pain scores in women with central sensitisation disorders.

Exercise Improves Sexual Function in Men with Prostate Cancer

A recent study has found that six months of supervised resistance and aerobic exercise significantly improves sexual function in men with prostate cancer, while brief psychosexual education provides no additional benefits.

Could Immunotherapy Change How We Treat Childhood Type 1 Diabetes?

Immunotherapy shows promise for improving glycaemic control in children with Type 1 diabetes.

Hidden Allergens Found in Common Medications

The study found gluten-derived excipients in 44.4% of analgesics and antipyretics.

US pharma tariffs: What they mean for drug prices

US drug tariffs may not hit branded prices hard, but generics and supply chains face disruption. Here’s what pharma leaders need to know.

The Role of Urine Biomarkers in Liver Cirrhosis Management

This recent study assessed the potential of urinary biomarkers to predict patient mortality in cirrhotic individuals.