US Archives - Page 16 of 198 - European Medical Journal

Woman holding out her hands, showcasing her systemic sclerosis diagnosis.

Pulmonary Decline Might Indicate Systemic Sclerosis

Early lung function decline may help predict progression in patients at risk of systemic sclerosis, according to new longitudinal data.

A Career in Dermatology: A Conversation with Warren Heymann

When I was in medical school, my brother had a rash. In retrospect, it was probably pityriasis rosea, but I don’t know that for a fact….

Primary care consultation illustrating health care barriers and cancer screening access.

Health Care Barriers Cut Cancer Screening

Health care barriers were linked to lower cancer screening adherence across five major cancer types.

Clinician reviewing treatment options for depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder with focus on parenteral clomipramine

Clomipramine Findings Raise Ketamine Research Questions

Parenteral clomipramine showed no clear early advantage over oral therapy for depression, while evidence in OCD remained limited.

Illustration showing the relationship between the gut microbiome and vascular health

How the Gut Microbiome Shapes Atherosclerosis Risk

Gut microbiome shifts may help drive atherosclerosis and peripheral artery disease through inflammatory and metabolic pathways.

Doctor pointing at a lung X-Ray.

Bronchiectasis May Drive NTM Infection Risk

Bronchiectasis may silently increase risk of non-tuberculous mycobacteria infection, according to new genetic evidence.

Concerned woman with allergic facial reactions examining her allergies in the mirror.

Cosmetic Reactions May Leave Lasting Damage

Cosmetic adverse reactions may cause lasting skin damage, especially in younger patients and those with allergy histories.

Close-up of adult IgA vasculitis rash on the back of the leg

Adult IgA Vasculitis Demands Closer Monitoring

Adult IgA vasculitis may carry greater renal and gastrointestinal risks. Read more about diagnosis and management.

Clinician reviewing cancer care options with displaced patients in a humanitarian setting

Why Cancer Care Fails in Conflict

Cancer care in humanitarian settings remains fragmented, underprioritized, and urgently in need of cross-border policy solutions.

Illustration representing inflammation and malnutrition in acute ischemic stroke recovery.

Inflammation and Malnutrition Jointly Worsen Stroke Outcomes

Inflammation and malnutrition may work together to worsen outcomes in acute ischemic stroke.