US Archives - Page 28 of 201 - European Medical Journal

Doctor collecting an oral swab sample from a patient in a clinical setting for pulmonary tuberculosis testing

Pulmonary Tuberculosis Detection Advances with Saliva

Saliva molecular testing showed high accuracy for pulmonary tuberculosis, clearly outperforming oral swabs in a prospective study.

doctor holding up lung x-rays, while pointing at them with a pen and explaining them to a patient

Early Lung Decline Identified in Pulmonary Fibrosis

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis progression may begin nearly a decade before symptoms, according to new modeling research.

Older adult recovering at home after noncardiac surgery with caregiver support during daily activities

Caregivers Experience Lasting Recovery Challenges After Major Surgery

Older adults with frailty often faced prolonged functional recovery and unmet care needs after major elective noncardiac surgery.

Older adult undergoing hearing assessment during cognitive clinic evaluation for mild cognitive impairment

Hearing Assessment Reveals Overlap in Cognitive Aging

Hearing loss in mild cognitive impairment was common, but objective hearing measures did not differ significantly from controls.

Older adult speaking with a healthcare professional about RSV vaccination and respiratory infection prevention

RSV in Older Adults Demands Policy Action

RSV in older adults remains underrecognized, with policy gaps limiting surveillance, vaccination, and prevention across Europe.

Doctor showing a patient a radiological chest-Xray film on an iPad.

Nerandomilast Shows Promise in Treating IIM-ILD

Nerandomilast reduced lung inflammation and fibrosis in IIM-ILD preclinical models. Read more to find out what this means for the future.

Treatment of eczema on hands with medical professional assisting in dermatology clinic

Delgocitinib Cream Improves Quality of Life in Hand Eczema

Delgocitinib cream significantly improved quality of life in adults with moderate to severe Chronic Hand Eczema (CHE) in pooled phase III trial data.

Operating room team preparing for sustainable breast cancer surgery with reusable surgical materials and breast procedure setup

Can Breast Cancer Surgery Go Greener?

Sustainable breast cancer surgery was feasible in a pilot study, with high sentinel node detection rates preserved.

Adult patient with cluster headache symptoms speaking with a clinician about topiramate prophylaxis

Topiramate May Ease Cluster Headache Burden

Topiramate prophylaxis was linked to reduced cluster headache pain and disability in adults across this prospective cohort.

physical therapist performing an examination on a young girl

Ixekizumab Shows Strong Response in Juvenile Arthritis

Ixekizumab achieved high clinical response rates in children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis in a Phase III trial.