European Archives - Page 80 of 1322 - European Medical Journal

DNA gene therapy

Landmark Gene Therapy Slows Progression of Huntington’s Disease

A Phase I/II trial of AMT-130 gene therapy slowed Huntington’s disease progression by 75% over 36 months, showing biomarker and functional benefits.

RSV

RSV Vaccine Shows Stronger Response in Immunocompromised Adults

A new study reports that the adjuvanted RSVPreF3 OA vaccine generates stronger immune responses than RSVpreF in immunocompromised adults.

Bone Health, GLP-1, Type 2 diabetes

GLP-1 RAs May Protect Bone Health in Type 2 Diabetes

Understand how GLP-1 receptor agonists may reduce fracture risk and improve bone density in Type 2 diabetes

sad face gluten coeliac disease

Portable Gluten Detection System for Coeliac Safety

Lateral flow Enhanced by Optical imaging combines the proven lateral flow assay platform with advanced smartphone-based image analysis.

high-fibre foods for MASLD

High-Fibre Diet Shows Promise for Managing MASLD

A new randomised controlled trial has investigated the impact of dietary fibre supplementation on patients with T2DM and MASLD.

dementia prevention jigsaw

Dementia Prevention Should Start in Childhood, Study Finds

Dementia prevention must start in childhood, with new evidence linking lifelong social adversity to brain decline and disease risk.

pancreatic cancer

ctDNA Levels Correlate with Tumour Volume in Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer

A new study reveals circulating tumour DNA correlates with tumour volume in metastatic pancreatic cancer, particularly with liver metastases.

malaria vaccine

PfSPZ Malaria Vaccine: High Safety, Low Efficacy in Children

A phase 2 trial in Gabon showed that the PfSPZ malaria vaccine is safe in children aged 1–12 years but failed to prevent Plasmodium falciparum infection.

Two US flags

US pharma tariffs: Trump threatens 100% on imports

Donald Trump has threatened sweeping new trade measures on the pharma sector unless manufacturers commit to producing in the US.

Woman suffering with insomnia

Insomnia Linked to Higher Risk of Gastrointestinal Disorders

Discover a study revealing how insomnia raises the risk of GERD and IBS, with genetic evidence linking poor sleep to gastrointestinal health.