US Archives - Page 5 of 157 - European Medical Journal

Endoscopic lung volume reduction valves used for emphysema treatment, highlighting sex differences in quality of life outcomes

Endoscopic Lung Volume Reduction Shows Sex Differences

Endoscopic lung volume reduction (ELVR) is increasingly used in COPD with severe hyperinflation, yet sex specific outcome data have been limited.

Facial pigmented lesions in Asian skin before picosecond laser treatment

Large Spot Picosecond Laser Treatment for Pigmented Lesions

Large spot picosecond lasers potentially improve dermal pigment clearance in Asian skin while reducing perilesionaltissue exposure.

Host-related determinants of immunotherapy response in NSCLC linked to body composition, metabolism, sex, and systemic inflammation

Obesity, Sarcopenia, Host-Related Determinants of Immunotherapy Response in NSCLC

Host-related determinants of immunotherapy response in NSCLC hinge on body composition, metabolism, sex, and systemic inflammation.

Postoperative spine infection definition concept showing spine surgery wound assessment and diagnostic testing

Postoperative Spine Infection Definition Reaches Consensus

New postoperative spine infection criteria standardize diagnosis across six domains, and a microbiology standalone criterion today.

Gloved hand holding a blood sample tube in a laboratory, representing serum biomarker testing in vasculitis.

Blood Biomarker Tracks Inflammation and Future Kidney Risk

Serum levels of DKK1 may help clinicians estimate disease activity in patients with antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody associated vasculitis.

Clinician reviewing duration of antibiotics for complicated UTI treatment plan in hospital setting

New IDSA Guidelines Recommend Shorter Antibiotic Courses for Complicated UTI

An IDSA 2025 guideline favors shorter antibiotic duration for complicated UTI when patients improve and respond well with active therapy.

Conceptual illustration of community-acquired pneumonia and herpes zoster risk in people with HIV

Long-Term ART Lowers Pneumonia and Shingles Risk in HIV

People with HIV on antiretroviral therapy (ART) still face elevated risks of community-acquired pneumonia and herpes zoster.

Why Patients with Hidradenitis Suppurativa Need Screening for SpA

People with hidradenitis suppurativa should be screened in rheumatology for subclinical spondyloarthritis, according to a real-world study.

Dual Enrollment Strategy Supports Trial Diversity

An analysis confirms dual enrollment at private and safety-net hospitals is feasible for Phase I solid tumor trials, yielding higher diversity and similar patient survival rates.

Stroke rehabilitation patient completing cognitive therapy tasks during early rehabilitation.

Mental Imagery Links to Executive Function Post Stroke

Mental imagery after stroke was positively associated with cognitive performance during early rehabilitation, but it did not predict functional independence outcomes.