EMJ

EMJ #1 open access destination for HCPs & Pharma globally. Peer-reviewed journals & diverse content hub. Interviews, podcasts, webinars, infographics.

EMJ is the number one open access destination for HCPs and Pharma professionals globally. We do this across 18 therapy areas and the pharmaceutical sector via EMJ GOLD. We use industry-leading digital tools, to meet the challenges of time-poor medical professionals with a real passion to learn and in turn to elevate the quality of healthcare globally. Our content builds trust between healthcare professionals and Pharma, to help them continuously improve together. At the core of our content hub is a portfolio of peer reviewed, open access journals, which are complemented by alternative formats such as interviews, podcasts, webinars, and infographics. We have built our incredible team by recruiting on values. We stay true to these values in everything we do, as we remain steadfast in our goal to create Gold Medal Winners. For trusted partners who share our vision, we invite you to get in touch and join us on our journey.

Did you know?Iron build up in the brain is a promising marker for predicting mild cognitive impairment onset and long-te...
02/10/2025

Did you know?

Iron build up in the brain is a promising marker for predicting mild cognitive impairment onset and long-term cognitive decline.

Uncover the findings: https://hubs.la/Q03LSVsR0

02/10/2025

Cognitive decline isn’t just about age, it’s about behaviour.

This meta-analysis shows prolonged TV watching may impair memory and thinking over time.

The data is clear. Let’s turn evidence into action in clinical settings.

Learn more about the study: https://hubs.la/Q03LSM9R0

A new Mount Sinai study has highlighted a potential link between prenatal acetaminophen (paracetamol) use with increased...
01/10/2025

A new Mount Sinai study has highlighted a potential link between prenatal acetaminophen (paracetamol) use with increased risk of autism and ADHD.

The researchers emphasised that their findings do not prove causation but could strengthen the evidence for an association.

Find out more: https://hubs.la/Q03LKNnK0

How can AI transform cardiology? Florian A. Wenzl, shares insights on GRACE 3.0, precision diagnostics, and the barriers...
01/10/2025

How can AI transform cardiology?

Florian A. Wenzl, shares insights on GRACE 3.0, precision diagnostics, and the barriers and opportunities in bringing AI into everyday clinical practice.

Read the full interview here: https://hubs.la/Q03LGvpZ0

01/10/2025

Day two of ERS 2025 covered sleep apnoea, pulmonary vascular disease, late breaking trials for biologics and severe asthma and COPD, and much more.

Stay updated, subscribe to EMJ Respiratory free for the latest insights: https://hubs.la/Q03LG1yv0

New study finds GLP-1 drugs significantly improve weight, BMI, and glucose control in children and adolescents with diab...
30/09/2025

New study finds GLP-1 drugs significantly improve weight, BMI, and glucose control in children and adolescents with diabetes or obesity.

Discover more: https://hubs.la/Q03Lt0_J0

Could watching more than 4 hours of TV per day be harming your brain health? Find out here: https://hubs.la/Q03Ljlk30
29/09/2025

Could watching more than 4 hours of TV per day be harming your brain health?

Find out here: https://hubs.la/Q03Ljlk30

29/09/2025

The EMJ team are live at ERS Congress 2025, bringing you the latest breakthroughs in respiratory medicine 🫁

Stay tuned for our ERS wrap video coming soon, and subscribe to EMJ Respiratory free to be the first to receive our full congress coverage: https://hubs.la/Q03LjdR60

Could adjusting light and temperature improve sleep for those living with dementia? Read more:
28/09/2025

Could adjusting light and temperature improve sleep for those living with dementia?

Read more:

Learn how simple temperature and lighting changes can improve sleep for people with dementia. Find out more inside.

Could collaborative care be the key to easing the burden on GPs and improving mental health services?Learn more on EMJ: ...
28/09/2025

Could collaborative care be the key to easing the burden on GPs and improving mental health services?

Learn more on EMJ: https://hubs.la/Q03L6fdn0

Could a faster, cheaper MRI scan replace the current imaging standard for diagnosing prostate cancer?Find out:
28/09/2025

Could a faster, cheaper MRI scan replace the current imaging standard for diagnosing prostate cancer?

Find out:

Discover a study showing that biparametric MRI is as effective as multiparametric MRI in detecting clinically significant prostate cancer.

Adults with atopic dermatitis show higher cardiovascular risk, but why?Find out now: https://hubs.la/Q03L6fNy0
27/09/2025

Adults with atopic dermatitis show higher cardiovascular risk, but why?

Find out now: https://hubs.la/Q03L6fNy0

Discover a study exploring cardiovascular risk factors, lifestyle habits, and metabolic changes in adults with atopic dermatitis.

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EMJ is an independent, open-access eJournal dedicated to delivering first-class insights into ground-breaking changes, and advancements in medicine. Spanning sixteen therapeutic areas, including Innovations, Cardiology, Oncology, and more, each journal provides the reader with the latest medical congress highlights, abstract reviews, and peer-reviewed articles to name but a few of its wide content selection. Flagship EMJ journals are also published quarterly, bringing an assortment of research papers from a variety of topics, alongside unique features and interviews.

The journal actively encourages members of the healthcare community to get involved, and there are plenty of opportunities to do so if you are interested. Featuring an online blog where both medical professionals, and members of the public can actively share their opinions about the most recent medical discoveries, debates, and controversies, EMJ welcomes contributions on relevant and topical subjects. For any members of the medical world who wish to act as editorial board members, peer-review papers, or even contribute articles to EMJ’s journals, then please do take a look at guidelines on the website: http://emjreviews.com/authors/, or get in contact to learn more: editor@emjreviews.com