European Archives - Page 45 of 1095 - European Medical Journal

Gastric Bypass Outperforms Sleeve Gastrectomy for Long-Term Weight Loss

A decade-long study reveals that Roux-en-Y gastric bypass offers better long-term weight loss and GERD control compared to sleeve gastrectomy in patients with severe obesity. The findings may influence surgical decision-making for obesity management.

Evaluating a New Tool for Psoriasis Patient Satisfaction

The DermSat-7 is a self-administered instrument designed to evaluate patient satisfaction with psoriasis treatments over a 14-day recall period.

Increasing Exercise Intensity May Reduce Symptoms in Heart Failure Patients with Implanted Defibrillators

Increasing the intensity of physical activity over two months improved anxiety, depression, and fatigue in heart failure patients with ICDs.

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UK Chikungunya vaccine approval in sight for Bavarian Nordic

The UK MHRA has validated Bavarian Nordics’ marketing authorisation application for its single-dose chikungunya vaccine.

Lower Oestradiol and FSH Levels Associated with Clear Cell Renal Cancer

Lower oestradiol and FSH levels are linked to renal cell carcinoma, highlighting potential hormonal influences on tumour progression.

Postnatal Antibiotic Exposure Raises Asthma Risk in Children

A new study assessed asthma risk in children who received antibiotics in the first week of life solely due to maternal indications, eliminating infection-related bias.

Dynamic Ultrasound: A Game-Changer in Diagnosing Peroneal Tendon Instability: ECR 2025

New research from ECR 2025 shows promise in using dynamic ultrasound to diagnose peroneal tendon instability.

4D Brain Map Uncovers Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis

New 4D brain map unveils early warning signs and potential therapeutic targets for multiple sclerosis, offering hope for improved treatments.

Study Shows Positive Long-Term Safety of CAR-T Cell Therapy in B Cell Lymphoma

CAR T-cell therapy for B-cell lymphoma shows a positive long-term safety profile with few late complications.

Lifestyle and Environment Have Greater Impact on Health Than Genetics

Environmental and lifestyle factors have a significantly greater influence on health and premature death than genetics according to recent UK study.