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General Healthcare
17 Aug 2018

Dealing with the Stress Associated with International Competition

Emma Russell talks about her experience as an athlete competing at the Canoe Sprint Junior World Championships.
Diabetes
16 Aug 2018

Continuously Monitoring Glucose Levels Could Help Prevent Diabetes

Common foods can cause blood sugar spikes in otherwise healthy people, according to a study from Stanford University, California, USA. Abnormal blood…
Neurology
16 Aug 2018

How the Brain Distinguishes Between the Importance of Information

Insights into the mechanisms that enable the brain to separate information depending on importance, thus protecting the working memory from interference…
Gastroenterology
16 Aug 2018

Rotavirus Vaccine Significantly Reduces Child Diarrhoea Deaths

Rotavirus vaccine should be included in all national immunisation programmes in line with the World Health Organization (WHO) recommendation, a study…
Reproductive Health
16 Aug 2018

European Medical Journal Presents: EMJ Reproductive Health 4.1

The European Medical Journal has published the latest edition of the EMJ Reproductive Health eJournal, which includes a comprehensive review…
Nephrology
15 Aug 2018

Study Shows How to Ensure Accurate Hypertension Diagnosis in Dialysis Patients

Extended ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) is necessary to ensure an accurate diagnosis of hypertension in haemodialysis patients.
Oncology
15 Aug 2018

‘Game Theory’ Could Improve Metastatic Cancer Treatment

Metastatic cancer patient outcomes could be improved by applying the principles of evolutionary ‘game theory’ to therapies, a study from Maastricht…
Respiratory
13 Aug 2018

Bacteriophages: A New Hope

Antibiotic resistance, a topic reviewed in one of EMG’s latest blog posts, is an issue of growing concern. As bacterial resistance extends to even the…