European Archives - Page 58 of 986 - European Medical Journal

Prenatal Cannabis Use Linked to Poorer Cognitive Function in Children

Research has determined an association between prenatal cannabis exposure and increased aggression, and poorer cognitive function in children aged five.

No Clear Winner in Rheumatoid Arthritis Glucocorticoid Tapering Strategies

No clear winner in rheumatoid arthritis glucocorticoid tapering, as both prednisone and hydrocortisone approaches show similar success in recent study.

Pesticide Exposure May Reduce IVF Success

Male partners consuming fruits and vegetables with low pesticide residues had higher fertilisation rates in IVF finds new research.

Socioeconomic Factors Impact Prostate Cancer Testing Participation

Socioeconomic factors influence prostate cancer test participation, with lower income and education linked to reduced uptake in organised screening programs.

Expert Consensus Statement Published for STEMI Treatment

The SCAI has presented detailed guidance to help interventional cardiologists optimise primary percutaneous coronary intervention for patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction.

Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis Without IBD Still Raises Colorectal Cancer Risk: ACG 2024

Primary sclerosing cholangitis raises colorectal cancer risk even in patients without inflammatory bowel disease, according to new findings presented at ACG 2024.

Ferulic Acid Treats Papulopustular Rosacea

New research finds that topical ferulic acid significantly improves skin lesions and barrier function.

Small Intestinal Contrast Ultrasound Rivals MRI and CT in Tracking Crohn’s Disease: ACG 2024

Research presented at the ACG 2024 has demonstrated high accuracy of small intestinal contrast ultrasonography (SICUS) for assessing small bowel Crohn’s disease

Urine Analysis: A New Frontier in Cancer Detection

In this study, researchers explored the potential of using cell-free RNA in urine as a noninvasive biomarker for genitourinary diseases.

High Flow Nasal Cannula Therapy Reduces Ventilation Need in Severe COVID-19 Cases

High Flow Nasal Cannula therapy may reduce the need for ventilation in severe COVID-19 cases, improving oxygenation and ICU outcomes.