European Archives - Page 23 of 1370 - European Medical Journal

Iberdomide Combination Active in Relapsed Myeloma - EMJ

Phase 2 Study Supports Iberdomide Triplet in Relapsed Myeloma

An all oral iberdomide based combination achieved a median progression free survival of 17.6 months in heavily pretreated patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma.

Tailoring Empirical Antibiotics in Acute Cholangitis

Real-world data show how microbiological findings and patient factors can guide empirical antibiotic choice in acute cholangitis, supporting carbapenem-sparing strategies in selected patients.

ART Scale-Up Cuts Orphanhood in HIV-Affected Children - EMJ

ART Scale-Up Reduces Orphanhood in HIV-Affected Children

Expansion of antiretroviral therapy in Uganda sharply reduced orphanhood incidence, especially among adolescents, but substantial risk persists.

Kidney Replacement Therapy Trends in Eastern Europe - EMJ

Increasing Kidney Replacement Therapy in Central Eastern Europe

ERA Registry data show rising kidney replacement therapy incidence and prevalence across Central and Eastern Europe, with wide national variation and limited COVID-19 impact.

Cardiovascular Risk

Loss of Y Chromosome Linked to Cardiovascular Risk

After adjusting for established cardiovascular risk factors, each standard deviation increase in LOY was associated with a 14% higher risk of myocardial infarction.

SGLT2 Inhibitors

SGLT2 Inhibitors May Delay Prostate Cancer Progression

SGLT2 inhibitors may slow prostate cancer progression in men on hormone therapy, reducing therapy failure. Find out how these diabetes drugs could help.

asthma anxiety

Asthma Anxiety Reduced with Therapist-Guided Internet CBT

Therapist-guided internet CBT safely lowers asthma-related anxiety and boosts quality of life, control, and behaviour in adults with asthma.

neuroimaging

Neuroimaging Findings in Recreational Substance Use

Recreational substance use is associated with a broad range of neuroimaging findings, and radiologists play a key role in recognising patterns that influence emergency management and prognosis.

Mediterranean diet

Mediterranean Diet When Young Lowers Parkinson’s Risk in Women

Long-term research links Mediterranean diet patterns with lower Parkinson’s incidence in women younger than seventy one years.

fatigue

Baseline Fatigue Predicts Cancer Treatment Toxicity

Baseline fatigue reported at treatment initiation is associated with a significantly increased risk of severe, life threatening, and fatal cancer treatment related toxic effects.