European Archives - Page 75 of 1301 - European Medical Journal

High-Intensity Exercise Shows Promise in Treating Depression

Discover how high-intensity exercise offers small but meaningful improvements in depression, especially for older individuals.

Paternal HBV Status Not a Barrier to ART Success

Understand how paternal hepatitis B has no significant effect on ART pregnancy or live birth outcomes.

Is H. Pylori Screening After Heart Attack Necessary?

Learn if post-heart attack H. pylori screening prevents gastrointestinal bleeding and who might benefit. Keep reading for insights.

Leading Cardiology Forward: Interview with Christopher M. Kramer

I began research on cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) with Reichek as one of my two main mentors, and the rest is history.

Study Identifies Blood Proteins Linked to Ovarian Cancer Risk

A proteome-wide genetic study found that the protein FSHB is strongly associated with increased risk of endometrioid ovarian cancer.

Alcohol in Hepatology

Explore the dual challenge of alcohol use disorder and liver disease in this series with Stephanie Rutledge.

Rural Living, Higher Education Tied to Better Arthritis Well-Being

A study of 261 patients with inflammatory joint diseases found that education, employment, and place of residence significantly influence quality of life, while disease type had little effect.

Mesenteric Fat on MRI Linked to Higher Complication Risk in Crohn’s Disease

Mesenteric fat proliferation on MRI scans is linked to higher risks of hospitalization and surgery in Crohn’s disease, suggesting a new imaging marker for long-term outcomes.

Hidradenitis Suppurativa More Prevalent Than Previously Thought

Global prevalence of HS, estimated between 0.67–1.46%, surpassed previous estimates, with substantial global variations.

Stenting Versus Surgery: Weighing Stroke and Heart Risks in Carotid Disease

Explore which treatment best suits carotid artery stenosis and stroke risk. Learn how stenting and surgery compare by reading more.