European Archives - Page 190 of 1000 - European Medical Journal

New Screening Protocol Detects Aggressive Prostate Cancer

The ProScreen trial introduces a three-step prostate cancer screening method, offering potential to detect aggressive cancers while reducing unnecessary diagnoses. Read more.

Optimising Teriparatide Use in Osteoporosis

Dr Enrique Casado and Professor Lothar Seefried talk about the of early identification of individuals at risk of osteoporosis fractures…

Screening Snag: Limitations of Questionnaire-Based Osteoporosis Screening

Self-administered questionnaires as screening tools for osteoporosis are not sufficient for systematic screening due to low and differential screening uptake…

OA-07 Trial: Lorecivivint's Role in Knee Osteoarthritis Management

Findings from the Phase III trial, OA-07, were presented at the World Congress on Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and Musculoskeletal Diseases 2024…

Hip Fracture Occurrence Declines With Age

New research presented at the World Congress on Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and Musculoskeletal Diseases focused on the occurrence of hip fracture in different age groups…

Does pharma have the power to turn back time?

Finding a way to combat the negative effects of ageing could save healthcare systems millions. Learn whether ageing could be the next big pharma market to take the world by storm.

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Retraction: Building on a Strong Foundation to Address a New Era to Help Protect Against Pneumococcal Disease

This article on building on a strong foundation to address a new era to help protect again has been retracted.

Orphan drugs face new pressures

The orphan drug market has seen robust growth over the past decade, but may face challenges in maintaining its trajectory due to evolving investor and payer preferences.

Early Exercise Boosts Recovery in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Early exercise training improves exercise capacity and physical function in adults hospitalised for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, according to a recent combined systemic review and meta-analysis.

Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy Do Not Increase Childhood Asthma Risk

Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy don’t increase childhood asthma risk, as per a study of 14,000 mother-child pairs. Only 8.3% of children born to mothers with HDP developed asthma, not significantly different from those without HDP.