Europe
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Painkiller danger for dementia
Some popular painkillers may exacerbate the symptoms of dementia. Read more
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Call for improved European stroke care
Tens of thousands of patients across Europe could benefit from improved stroke care, according to a major survey of facilities across the continent. Read more
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Autoimmune link to Parkinson’s
German researchers have linked Parkinson’s disease to autoimmune reactions, suggesting new ways to treat some patients. Read more
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Allergic rhinitis risk genes found
Scientists in Germany have reported new insights into the genetics of allergic rhinitis. Read more
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High-dose chemo for neuroblastoma
A new study has looked at long-term outcomes for children with high-risk neuroblastoma treated with high-dose chemotherapy plus autologous stem cell transplantation. Read more
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How victory in the semis will aid dementia patients
World Cup victory on Wednesday night will lead to days of replays of England’s 1966 triumph – and this may benefit many elderly people with dementia, according to a senior doctor. Read more
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Anti-miscarriage drug ineffective
There is no evidence of a benefit for a new drug that aims to prevent recurrent miscarriage, a conference has heard. Read more
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Assisted reproduction cancer links explained
Researchers studying cancer risk from fertility treatment have found no evidence of a causal link. Read more
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Eight million born through assisted reproduction
More than eight million babies have been born in the last 40 years through in vitro fertilisation and other modern fertility treatments, a European conference has heard. Read more
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Endometriosis linked to fatigue
Fatigue is a common symptom of endometriosis, according to a Swiss study, published today. Read more