European Archives - Page 94 of 1534 - European Medical Journal

Liquid Biopsy Shows Promise in High-Risk Localised Prostate Cancer

Liquid biopsy shows high success for genomic profiling in high-risk localised prostate cancer, outperforming tissue samples despite low ctDNA levels.

NHS and Public Health England letters

70% of Staff Say NHS Not Prepared for a Pandemic

7 in 10 NHS workers say the service is not ready for another pandemic, raising fresh concerns about NHS pandemic preparedness.

Microneedle Sensor Detects Early Kidney and Liver Dysfunction

A wearable microneedle sensor may improve drug monitoring while revealing early renal and hepatic dysfunction in real time.

Decoding Liver Fibrosis: From Cellular Insight to Clinical Impact – Interview with Massimo Pinzani

Massimo Pinzani. Emeritus Professor of Medicine, University College London (UCL), UK…

Seasonal Salt Intake Linked to Blood Pressure Spikes in Men with CKD

Seasonal salt intake in CKD patients rises in winter, but shows a stronger link to systolic blood pressure in men during summer months.

Food Insecurity During Pregnancy Substantial in High-Income Countries

Women are experiencing substantial impacts from food insecurity during pregnancy in HICs, according to a new meta-synthesis.

EBMT Jon J. Van Rood Award Winner 2026: Julius Fischer

Julius Fischer. Department of Radiation Oncology, Technical University of Munich (TUM), TUM School of Medicine and Health, TUM University…

HFpEF in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Predicts Poor Outcomes

Model interpretability analysis identified HFpEF status and B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) levels as the most influential predictors of adverse outcomes.

ESCMID 2026: Expert Calls for Responsible AI Use Amid AMR Crisis

Rasha Elshenawy highlighted the promise of AI in antimicrobial stewardship but warned that use must be responsible in exclusive insight from ESCMID Global 2026.

Urban Living Linked to More Severe EoE Phenotype

Urban residency is associated with more severe allergic features and inflammation in eosinophilic esophagitis, new research shows.