European Archives - Page 91 of 1631 - European Medical Journal

Frailty Linked to Higher Risk of BPH and Urinary Symptoms in Older Men

Two large population studies found that increasing frailty is associated with a higher likelihood of benign prostatic hyperplasia and urinary symptoms in older men.

Brainstem Ocular Biomarkers Improve ADHD Classification

A multicentre study found that brainstem-based ocular biomarkers supported ADHD classification in children and adults while reducing reliance on subjective assessments.

Transition Readiness Improved with Problem Focused Coping

Young adults with sickle cell disease who used problem focused coping strategies demonstrated higher transition readiness scores, highlighting a potential target for interventions supporting transfer to adult healthcare.

Predictors of Persistent Chronic Rhinosinusitis in Children

A 5-year study identifies clinical and immune markers that predict persistent chronic rhinosinusitis and house dust mite allergy in preschool children.

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Quickfire Q&A: Nicola Conran

Nicola Conran shares insights from EHA 2026 on emerging therapies, gene editing, inflammation, and the evolving treatment landscape in sickle cell disease.

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Trump plans 200% tariffs to reshore generic drug manufacturing

Trump’s generic drug manufacturing tariff plan outlined future import duties and raised supply chain concerns. Read more.

AI Model Enhances DAPT Risk Assessment After PCI

Transformer-DAPT outperformed benchmark survival models in predicting ischaemic and bleeding events after PCI, offering dynamic risk estimates that may support personalised dual antiplatelet therapy management.

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Study finds small hair loss risk with GLP-1 therapies

It found that patients taking weight loss drugs had a modestly higher risk of developing non-scarring alopecia.

Hospitalisation Shifts in Inflammatory Rheumatic Diseases - EMJ

Hospital Data Reveals Shifting Face of Rheumatic Disease Care

A nationwide German analysis found that hospitalisation patterns in inflammatory rheumatic diseases have shifted substantially since 2010.

Photosensitive Disease Scoring Improved with UV Weighting - EMJ

UV-Weighted Scoring Improves Photosensitive Disease Assessment

Researchers have developed a UV-weighted scoring system that could improve the assessment of photosensitive skin diseases by reducing body surface area-related bias.