European Archives - Page 695 of 1000 - European Medical Journal

New Device Gives Hope for Better Asthma Management

Asthma exacerbations may soon be better understood and managed thanks to a new generation of smart inhalers that feature novel technology developed by…

Potential Innovative Solution to the Antibiotic Resistance Crisis: The Case of AGA Nanotech Ltd.

The global antibiotic resistance crisis is one of the biggest health threats mankind faces in the coming decades, with the issue threatening to…

New Study Finds Ginger Proven to Treat Vomiting in Children with Acute Gastroenteritis

Researchers presenting at the 51st ESPGHAN Annual Meeting have today revealed the results of a new study which proves the efficacy and effectiveness of…

Combination of Probiotics and Breastfeeding Reduces Potential Antibiotic Resistance in Children

Targeted probiotic supplementation in breastfed infants can significantly reduce the potential for antibiotic resistance, new research presented today at…

Sorry to be a pain, but...

There is, we are told, an opioid addiction crisis. The problem is most acute in the USA, and it also seems to be increasing here in the UK.

New Understanding of the Role of Sensory Processing in Autism Development

Sensory processing plays a role in the development of autism, indicates a study from Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden. By enhancing our understanding…

Modifying the Extracellular Matrix Increases the Heart’s Regeneration Ability

New therapies for cardiovascular disease could be developed following research showing that tissue regeneration is promoted by pharmacologically…

EuroPCR 2018 Congress Preview

The fabulous venue of the Palais des Congrès in Paris, France will this year once again play host to the world-renowned annual course in interventional…

Molecular Variation Responsible for Cardiovascular Disease in Older Women

Variations at a molecular level between men and women have been identified as a potential reason for the differences observed in the age of…

Destroying Gut Bacteria Improves Outcomes of Heart Failure

Eradicating gut bacteria has been shown to reduce the effects of heart failure (HF) in a recent study. Using a mouse models, half of the study group were…