Europe
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Blood tests may point to autistic spectrum disorders
British and Italian researchers today unveiled the first pathological tests devised to aid the diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorders. Read more
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World leaders promise solutions to non-communicable disease growth
World leaders have promised “bold and innovative” solutions to tackle the growing rates of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. Read more
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Fears over ‘ultraprocessed’ foods
There is a significant link between eating “ultra-processed” food and the risk of cancer, according to a major study reported today. Read more
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Warning of drug-resistance impact on surgical infection
The spread of drug-resistant bacteria is significantly increasing the challenges of preventing surgical infection in poor countries, according to a global analysis by a British research team. Read more
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‘Soft’ chemotherapy with targeted treatment aided older patients
A “soft” chemotherapy combined with a targeted treatment has been found to be effective among older patients with an aggressive type of breast cancer. Read more
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Cardiac arrest patients ‘unsupported’
Many cardiac arrest patients find it difficult to go back to their previous lives, according to a Europe wide study. Read more
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Researchers unveil new pain relief hope
A study of the immune system has revealed a “totally novel” mechanism for pain relief, according to Spanish researchers. Read more
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Mobile apps risk users’ privacy and security
Most health apps fail to meet legal requirements or put millions of users’ privacy and security at risk, a European study has revealed. Read more
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Warning over ibuprofen in pregnancy
Women who take ibuprofen in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy could reduce the fertility of their unborn daughters, according to a French study published today. Read more
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Euro cardiomyopathy screening call
European experts today call for screening to be offered to family members of cardiomyopathy sufferers. Read more