European Archives - Page 9 of 1496 - European Medical Journal

Disney-Themed MRI Experience Rolled out for Paediatric Patients

A new Disney-themed MRI experience is being rolled out in 87 countries by Philips and The Walt Disney Company, to make procedures less intimating for paediatric patients.

Africa CDC and WHO Launch Joint Continental Ebola Response Plan

The Africa CDC and WHO launched a joint continental preparedness plan on the ongoing Ebola outbreak on 5th June 2026.

Global Experts Unite on Noncirrhotic Portal Hypertension Diagnosis

An international consensus has established unified diagnostic criteria for PSVD/NCPF, aiming to improve classification and research in noncirrhotic portal hypertension.

Simple MAC Score Predicts Asthma Remission on Biologics

Researchers have developed a simple scoring system that predicts clinical remission in severe asthma patients receiving biologic therapy using three routinely available factors.

Early Postoperative MRI Detects Residual Neuroblastoma

Early postoperative MRI demonstrated high diagnostic accuracy for detecting residual disease after neuroblastoma surgery and may help guide treatment decisions.

Air Pollution Linked to 60% Higher Aortic Stenosis Risk

Long-term exposure to air pollution was associated with a significantly increased risk of aortic stenosis, particularly among those with greater genetic susceptibility.

CKD

Renal Function Not Linked to Cardiovascular Events in CKD

In advanced CKD, cardiovascular events were associated with age, diabetes, smoking, and previous events, while renal function showed no significant association.

AI-Designed ‘Universal’ Sarbeco Coronavirus Vaccine Safe at Phase I

A novel ‘universal’ Sarbeco coronavirus vaccine has been developed with technology that uses an AI-designed ‘super-antigen’ to provide protection against a broad range of viruses.

rectal cancer

Machine Learning Optimises Ileostomy Use in Rectal Cancer

Machine learning RTID system reduces unnecessary temporary diverting ileostomy use in rectal cancer surgery while maintaining similar anastomotic leakage rates.

prostate

Prostate Fibrosis May Drive Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms

Emerging evidence suggests prostate fibrosis contributes to lower urinary tract symptoms secondary to benign prostatic hyperplasia, creating opportunities for new treatments.