European Archives - Page 9 of 1440 - European Medical Journal

Music Matches Benzodiazepines in Reducing Perioperative Anxiety

Researchers have calculated the number needed to treat for music intervention in perioperative anxiety and the result is somewhat comparable to that of benzodiazepines.

socioeconomic diabetes

Low Socioeconomic Status Tied to Lower Rates of Diabetes in China

Low socioeconomic status is, overall, tied to a higher prevalence of hypertension and obesity, but lower odds of diabetes and dyslipidaemia in China.

Novo partners with OpenAI to boost drug development

Novo Nordisk announced on 14 April 2026 a strategic partnership with OpenAI to boost drug development by streamlining manufacturing, supply chains and distribution.

CAUTI

Catheter Reinsertion Drives CAUTI in Pelvic Fractures

Repeated catheterisation, not duration alone, increases CAUTI risk in pelvic fracture patients, with infection rates rising sharply after multiple replacements.

AI speech assistant

AI Speech Assistant Cuts Nursing Documentation Time

AI speech assistant cuts documentation time in long-term care, easing workload and improving efficiency without compromising usability or satisfaction.

sickle cell disease bias

Study Reveals Stigma Patterns in Sickle Cell Disease

New research shows sickle cell disease bias in clinician notes is more closely associated with opioid use than race or chronic pain, highlighting documentation disparities.

Alzheimer's disease: Insights into disease progression and biomarkers

Video 1 explores the evolving understanding of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) as an amyloid-driven tauopathy, while video 2 delves into the role…

Tracing the Origins of Allergy

In this series, host Saranya Ravindran speaks with Kirsi Järvinen-Seppo about the origins of food allergy, from infant immune……

Severe Asthma Multimorbidity Reveals Distinct Clinical Phenotypes

European data identify distinct multimorbidity patterns in severe asthma, linking comorbid clusters to outcomes, steroid use, and disease control.

Postpartum Contraception: Uptake and Delivery Factors

Postpartum contraception uptake is linked to delivery factors, but fewer than half of women initiate contraception within a year after birth