European Archives - Page 19 of 981 - European Medical Journal

Combining T-TEER with OMT for Severe Tricuspid Regurgitation

T-TEER improves patient outcomes and quality of life in severe tricuspid regurgitation compared to medical therapy alone.

Nerve Stimulation Improves Overactive Bladder Symptom Management

A recent randomised trial evaluated the efficacy and safety of combination therapy in women with overactive bladder.

Metabolic Medicine: Strategies for Comprehensive Care

In this episode, Jonathan Sackier welcomes Martin Whyte to delve into the intricate world of metabolic medicine. Together, they discuss groundbreaking research on diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and polycystic ovarian syndrome, as well as how metabolic research is shaping the future of preventative care and treatment.

Alcohol Increases Tuberculosis Risk in Diabetes Patients: How Much Is Too Much?

Alcohol’s role in TB risk among diabetics: Moderate drinking may reduce risk, but heavy consumption sharply increases it, particularly for smokers.

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Biden-Harris Administration expands access to sickle cell disease treatments

In a victory for people with sickle cell disease, the US government has announced a major step towards improving access to treatment.

CEUS-Based Radiomics Model Offers Improved Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Novel radiomics approach has shown potential to revolutionise breast cancer diagnosis.

Sleep Fragmentation in Parkinson’s: Insights from Subthalamic Brain Activity

Discover how Parkinson’s disease-related sleep disruptions link to subthalamic nucleus brain activity and potential new treatments.

Novel Strategy Targets Lymphoma with Cancer-Specific Cell Death Inducers

The new strategy converts CDKs into targeted activators of cancer-specific genes that promote cell death…

Study Identifies Promising Treatment for Diabetes-Induced Heart Disease

A molecule known as LXA4 could serve as a potential treatment for heart disease caused by diabetes.

Adult-Onset Egg White Allergy: Quality of Life Effects

In a small Swiss study, patients with adult-onset egg white allergy exhibited moderate to severe restrictions in daily life.