US Archives - Page 13 of 188 - European Medical Journal

Sleeping man with his mouth slightly ajar, similar to a snoring position. His wife is awake behind him, hands up in the air from frustration.

Sleep Apnea Prevalent in Newly Diagnosed Lung Cancer

Obstructive sleep apnea affected nearly half of never-smokers with newly diagnosed lung cancer in this prospective study.

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Metaverse Training Strengthens Infectious Disease Preparedness

Metaverse based infectious disease training improved engagement and self-directed learning for school nurses in this qualitative study.

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Nanotechnology Therapeutics Reframe Autoimmune Disease Care

Nanotechnology therapeutics may improve autoimmune disease treatment by enhancing targeting, lowering toxicity, and enabling immune modulation.

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Microneedle Patches May Improve Hyperpigmentation Treatment

Microneedle patches may improve hyperpigmentation treatment by enhancing skin delivery, efficacy, and tolerability of active agents.

Parent receiving psychological support while caring for a child in paediatric palliative care

Psychological Support for Parents in Pediatric Palliative Care

Psychological interventions for parents in pediatric palliative care improved short term mental health outcomes.

Older adult reviewing paperwork with a caregiver, illustrating practical judgment in aging and decision making.

Practical Judgment Declines with Cognitive Impairment

Practical judgment in aging was linked to scam engagement and brain connectivity in older adults without dementia.

Scientist analyzing molecular data in a biomedical laboratory, reflecting AI supported mRNA vaccine and cancer research.

AI Mapping Advances mRNA Vaccine Design

AI-powered tumor immunity mapping is helping refine mRNA vaccine design for more precise and personalized cancer immunotherapy.

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Osteopathic Treatment May Improve Asthma Function

Osteopathic manipulative treatment may offer a new way to support pulmonary function in asthma. Read more.

Monitoring and Managing Common Adverse Events with Capivasertib

This visual tool provides a team-based checklist plus grade-based pathways for prevention, monitoring, triage, escalation, and safe re-initiation.

Radiation oncology nurse using bladder ultrasound guidance before prostate radiotherapy to improve bladder volume reproducibility

Nurse-Led Bladder Guidance Improves Radiotherapy Precision

A nurse-led bladder management approach improved bladder volume reproducibility and reduced repeat imaging in prostate hypofractionated radiotherapy.