Uncategorised - European Medical Journal

Cancer Prevention Through Surgery Brings Menopause Forward

Women with hereditary cancer syndromes face complex decisions that weigh the benefits of ovarian cancer prevention against the potential long-term risks of cardiovascular disease.

Omega-3s Reduce Inflammation but Not Outcomes in Head Injuries

Omega-3 supplementation reduced key markers of inflammation and oxidative stress in patients with moderate-to-severe head injuries but failed to translate into improved long-term clinical outcomes.

Antioxidant Supplements Do Not Boost Male Fertility

Antioxidant Supplements Do Not Boost Male Fertility

Discover a major trial showing antioxidant supplements do not boost male fertility or pregnancy rates, challenging their use in fertility care.

Poor Sleep Accelerates Brain Ageing Through Inflammation

Poor sleep is linked to faster brain ageing, with systemic inflammation playing a partial role, according to new findings from the UK Biobank.

Indoor Wood Burning in Affluent Areas Problematic for Lung Health

Indoor wood burning is increasingly linked to declining lung function, with new findings suggesting a rising public health threat in Europe.

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Psoriasis Treatment Failure and Systemic Therapy Guidance

The International Psoriasis Council (IPC) has outlined clear criteria to help clinicians determine when systemic therapy should be prioritised.

Scientists Generate Human Eggs Using Skin Cells

Discover a breakthrough study where scientists turned human skin cells into fertilisable eggs, offering hope for infertility and same-sex couples.

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Allergic Rhinitis in Children: The School Environment

Allergens, allergic rhinitis (AR), allergy, allergy-friendly schools, antihistamines, asthma, nasal corticosteroids, non-sedating...

Month in pharma news, explained

Month in pharma news, explained – September 2025

Read this month’s pharma news roundup, featuring AI in healthcare risks, GLP-1 drug trials beyond obesity and Trump’s US tariffs.

Menopause Does Not Accelerate Disability in Multiple Sclerosis

Discover a new study showing that menopause does not accelerate disability in women with multiple sclerosis, offering reassurance for patients at midlife.