Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Machine Learning Tool Detects Pulmonary Oedema

New research shows changes in haemoglobin levels can accurately detect hydrostatic pulmonary oedema in patients with acute dyspnoea

Impact of Low Radiation on Blood Cancer Rates

The latest update to the INWORKS study enhances the understanding of the link between low-dose ionising radiation and mortality from haematological malignancies

Lifestyle Changes Help Counteract Diabetes-Induced Brain Ageing

Diabetes has long been recognised as a risk factor for dementia, but new research reveals its connection to accelerated brain ageing

Understanding the Risk Factors for Anaemia in Adults with HIV

A large proportion of adults living with HIV have been found to have anaemia, with several risk factors contributing to its prevalence, according to recent research.

High Pulse Pressure Linked to Kidney Failure Risk in Patients with Diabetes

A recent study highlighting the impact of high pulse pressure on kidney outcomes in diabetic patients.

High-Dose Haemodiafiltration Boosts Survival and Quality of Life

A recent trial aimed to identify the best possible dialysis treatment by comparing high-dose haemodiafiltration versus conventional high-flux haemodialysis

Inherited Genetic Mutations Tied to Early-Onset Myeloma

Inherited BRCA mutations may sharply increase the risk of early-onset multiple myeloma, according to new research.

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GSK pursues co-administration of RSV and shingles vaccines

New findings have been revealed on the co-administration of GSK’s RSV and existing shingles vaccine.

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From Idea to Impact: Harnessing Medical Intrapreneurship

In this episode Laren Tan, Associate Professor Medicine at Loma Linda University Health, addresses global healthcare needs, exploring innovative approaches to sustainability and equity.

Night-Time Light Exposure Linked to Higher Type 2 Diabetes Risk

Circadian rhythm disruption has been strongly linked to the development of Type 2 diabetes.