European Archives - Page 588 of 1369 - European Medical Journal

Low Screening and Treatment for Osteoporosis in Patients with Cirrhosis

Screening for osteoporosis is considerably lower in patients with cirrhosis compared with the general population, and less than 25% of those with low bone density are treated, according to a recent study. Read more.

Shortfalls in Follow-Up Care Recognised After Asthma Attack

Electronic healthcare records have allowed researchers to identify inequalities in the care of patients after they have been hospitalised due to an asthma attack. Read more.

Is Vagus Nerve Stimulation Surgery Safe?

Vagus nerve stimulation is the most frequently employed neuromodulation treatment for patients with drug-resistant-epilepsy, but safety profiles have varied across studies.

Retracted: ECTRIMS 2023 Symposium: The Latest Developments in MS Classification and Treatment: From AI to Clinical Decision Making

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Unmasking Bullying and Harassment in Healthcare

Simon Fleming discusses his groundbreaking work and advocacy to drive up standards in medical education, and drive out bullying, discrimination, and harassment in healthcare.

Breathtaking Insights into the Unmet Needs of Rare Lung Diseases

Listen to our latest podcast on rare lung diseases, recapping an insightful symposium from the European Respiratory Society (ERS)…

Interview: Madhuri Hegde

At the time, in India, there was not a concentrated effort on specialisation available in genetics. My interest in genetics really stems…

Revolutionising Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer Treatment with Rhenium SCT: A Non-Invasive Single-Session Approach

In this podcast episode exploring a novel radioisotope treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer, our moderator, Sue Saville, hosts two experts in skin cancer and oncological nuclear medicine.

Interview with the EAHAD Congress President: Wolfgang Miesbach

Wolfgang Miesbach, Professor of Medicine, Frankfurt University Hospital, Germany; Congress President, European Association for Haemophilia…

Safeguarding Infants and Children from Respiratory Syncytial Virus

João Farela Neves, Paediatrician at Hospital da Luz in Lisbon, Portugal, discusses the need for heightened awareness to safeguard infants from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).