European Archives - Page 327 of 1101 - European Medical Journal

Dermatology Meets Obstetrics: A Psoriasis Step Forward Together with UCB

UCB hosted an industry expert hub session entitled ‘Dermatology and Obstetrics: How Can Teamwork Lead to Compatible Treatment Choices…

Active Monitoring Elevates Long-Term Cervical Cancer Risk

Researchers have found that females undergoing active surveillance for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia Grade 2 face an elevated long-term risk of cervical cancer, compared to those opting for immediate treatment.

The Dawn of a New Era in Vitiligo Management

This video explores, understanding vitiligo as an autoimmune skin disease, integrating ruxolitinib cream into vitiligo treatment strategy, and the importance of real-world evidence in reinforcing findings from clinical trials.

3D-Printed Trainer for Ultrasound-Guided Line Placement

Ultrasonography (US, also known as sonographic imaging, ultrasound) is an important medical imaging technique that uses high-frequency…

Has medical affairs reached 'strategic pillar' standing?

The value of medical affairs is not up for debate, but are companies allocating enough time and resources to make it the strategic function it can be?

Nurturing the next generation of pharma leaders

Tune in to hear Isabel and Jade present a discussion with Kinnari Patel, President and Chief Operating Officer, Rocket Pharmaceuticals.

Recent Developments in Endometrial Cancer Research Presented at ESGO 2023

Host Brigitte Scott is joined by Ketta Lorusso to discuss key research findings in endometrial cancer, as presented at the European Society for Gynecologic Oncology Congress 2023.

Energy Drink Consumption Linked to Higher Gestational Hypertension Risk

A recent study has revealed a potential association between energy drink consumption before pregnancy and an increased risk of gestational hypertension, particularly in young adults of reproductive age.

C-reactive Protein Levels Improve Prediction of Partial Nephrectomy Outcomes

According to researchers from the University of California San Diego (USCD), USA, pre-operative C-reactive protein levels can improve prediction of partial nephrectomy outcomes.

Young Black Patients at Higher Risk of Prostate Cancer

Detection of prostate cancer at first biopsy, and likelihood of prostate cancer detection, has been discovered to be consistently higher in Black patients compared to their White counterparts.