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Mediterranean Lifestyle Linked to Lower Heart Risk in Type 2 Diabetes

Mediterranean lifestyle adherence linked to lower cardiovascular events and mortality in adults with type 2 diabetes. The post Mediterranean Lifestyle Linked to Lower Heart Risk in Type 2 Diabetes appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Type 2 Diabetes Accelerates Clinical Aortic Stenosis Progression

A nationwide Swedish study found that type 2 diabetes was associated with faster clinical progression of aortic stenosis. The post Type 2 Diabetes Accelerates Clinical Aortic Stenosis Progression appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Crohn’s Disease Monocytes Promote Intestinal Inflammation

New data showed that Crohn’s disease monocytes were systemically reprogrammed before intestinal recruitment, with transcriptional and functional changes linked to inflammatory activity. The post Crohn’s Disease Monocytes Promote Intestinal Inflammation appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Deep Learning Speeds Lymph Node Metastasis Detection

A deep learning model detected bladder cancer lymph node metastases with 100% sensitivity while significantly reducing pathologist review time. The post Deep Learning Speeds Lymph Node Metastasis Detection appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Automated Speech Profiles Distinguish Primary Progressive Aphasia

Brief speech recordings enabled automated classification of primary progressive aphasia variants in a cross-sectional study. The post Automated Speech Profiles Distinguish Primary Progressive Aphasia appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Iron Supplementation Does Not Improve Infant Cognition

A randomised clinical trial found that routine iron supplementation did not improve cognitive development among infants in southern Malawi by 18 months. The post Iron Supplementation Does Not Improve Infant Cognition appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Optimizing Cancer Survivorship Care Through Routine Mental Screening

Updated clinical recommendations expand mental health screening protocols to improve cancer survivorship care in oncology settings. The post Optimizing Cancer Survivorship Care Through Routine Mental Screening appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Blood Eosinophils Predict Type 2 Chronic Rhinosinusitis

Blood eosinophil count showed consistent diagnostic value for type 2 chronic rhinosinusitis, while serum total IgE had limited utility. The post Blood Eosinophils Predict Type 2 Chronic Rhinosinusitis appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Lymphatic Vessels Enter Bone in Disease, Not Repair

Lymphatic vessels were absent from healthy and regenerating bone but invaded bone in rare disease models. The post Lymphatic Vessels Enter Bone in Disease, Not Repair appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Low-Dose Aspirin Associated with Reduced Pre-Eclampsia Risk in IVF

Low-dose aspirin was associated with lower pre-eclampsia and preterm birth rates following IVF and ICSI. The post Low-Dose Aspirin Associated with Reduced Pre-Eclampsia Risk in IVF appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Heart Transplant Rejection Shows Distinct Cellular Signatures

A spatial transcriptomics study of 62 heart transplant recipients revealed hidden molecular heterogeneity in cardiac allograft rejection. The post Heart Transplant Rejection Shows Distinct Cellular Signatures appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Netherlands’ Early Arthritis Screening Clinic Shows Long-Term Benefit

A Dutch study found dedicated arthritis screening reduced GP delay and improved five-year outcomes compared with standard referral routes. The post Netherlands’ Early Arthritis Screening Clinic Shows Long-Term Benefit appeared first on European Medical Journal .

AI Skin Cancer Detection Apps Gain Value with Dermatologist Input

A Dutch study found that AI skin cancer detection apps were valued more highly with teledermatologist involvement, although physical dermatologist consultations remained the preferred option. The post AI Skin Cancer Detection Apps Gain Value with Dermatologist Input appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Self-Reported Screen Time Linked to Better Cognition in New Study

An 8-year cohort study found unsupervised physical activity was linked to poorer working memory, while screen time was linked to better cognition. The post Self-Reported Screen Time Linked to Better Cognition in New Study appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Moderna and Merck cancer vaccine success paves way for future

Moderna and Merck's personalised cancer vaccine succeeds in a major melanoma trial, paving the way for new treatments. The post Moderna and Merck cancer vaccine success paves way for future appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Antidepressant Use Linked To Longer Renal Cancer Survival

Antidepressant use was associated with longer overall survival among patients with metastatic renal cell carcinoma receiving first-line targeted therapy, although the findings remain hypothesis-generating. The post Antidepressant Use Linked To Longer Renal Cancer Survival appeared first on European Medical Journal .

EHA 2026: Claire Harrison on MPNs, Myelofibrosis, JAK Inhibitors

EMJ spoke with Claire Harrison about receiving the EHA 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award, her pioneering work in MPNs. The post EHA 2026: Claire Harrison on MPNs, Myelofibrosis, JAK Inhibitors appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Myelofibrosis and MPN at EHA 2026: JAK Inhibitor Updates and Future Directions

Join leading myeloproliferative neoplasm (MPN) experts Claire Harrison, Francesca Palandri, and Prithviraj Bose as they discuss the most... The post Myelofibrosis and MPN at EHA 2026: JAK Inhibitor Updates and Future Directions appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Sleep Regularity Linked to Wellbeing in People with Cirrhosis

New research links sleep regularity with wellbeing in people with cirrhosis, based on six months of wearable sleep tracking device. The post Sleep Regularity Linked to Wellbeing in People with Cirrhosis appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Antiseizure Medications and DOACs Impact Stroke and Mortality

Antiseizure medications combined with direct oral anticoagulants yield distinct vascular and mortality outcomes in adult epilepsy. The post Antiseizure Medications and DOACs Impact Stroke and Mortality appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Artificial Sweetener Linked to Type 2 Diabetes

A longitudinal metanalysis found significant association between the consumption of artificial sweeteners and Type 2 diabetes. The post Artificial Sweetener Linked to Type 2 Diabetes appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Sexual Dysfunction in Chronic Hepatitis B Often Overlooked

Sexual dysfunction in chronic hepatitis B is common, multifactorial, and frequently missed in routine clinical care. The post Sexual Dysfunction in Chronic Hepatitis B Often Overlooked appeared first on European Medical Journal .

LungPath: Navigating the Lung Cancer Diagnosis Path

Three patients. One decision at a time. Guide three complex lung cancer cases through imaging, biomarker testing, and MDT management. The post LungPath: Navigating the Lung Cancer Diagnosis Path appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Parkinson’s Disease Genetics: New Insights Across Populations

A study of nearly 100,000 people found Parkinson's disease genetic variants differ widely by ancestry, especially for GBA1 and LRRK2. The post Parkinson’s Disease Genetics: New Insights Across Populations appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Asthma Case Finding Flags Undiagnosed Disease in 1 in 8

Hospital asthma case finding identified probable undiagnosed disease in 12.5% of volunteers during a one-day campaign. The post Asthma Case Finding Flags Undiagnosed Disease in 1 in 8 appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Noninvasive Tests May Transform Atopic Dermatitis Assessment

Atopic dermatitis biomarkers accurately predicted disease severity and detected hidden inflammation in clinically clear skin areas. The post Noninvasive Tests May Transform Atopic Dermatitis Assessment appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Quickfire Q&A: Cecilia Karlström

Cecilia Karlström speaks about the latest developments in immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP). The post Quickfire Q&A: Cecilia Karlström appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Vaping Causes Range of Health Issues in Children, Review Finds

Major review links youth vaping to respiratory problems, poor mental health and an increased risk of smoking. The post Vaping Causes Range of Health Issues in Children, Review Finds appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Metabolic Syndrome Rises After Prostate Cancer Therapy

A national cohort study found that metabolic syndrome increased rapidly during the first year of concurrent ADT and ARPI therapy in men with prostate cancer. The post Metabolic Syndrome Rises After Prostate Cancer Therapy appeared first on European Medical Journal .

Heatwaves Increase Health Risks Across Vulnerable Populations

Extreme heat increases health risks and place pressure on patients and health services, rapid preparedness and prevention is essential. The post Heatwaves Increase Health Risks Across Vulnerable Populations appeared first on European Medical Journal .