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Real-World Challenges in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: Why a Paradigm Shift Is Needed

The objective of this symposium was to provide an overview of the challenges in T2DM treatment and to discuss novel strategies that may overcome real-…

Converting White Fat to Brown Could Provide New Method for Tackling Obesity

OBESITY and related conditions, such as diabetes, can be treated by converting white fat into brown fat, according to results of a study led by…

Skin Fibrosis: Advances in Development and Treatment

DERMAL FIBROBLASTS utilise the highly conserved Wnt/β-catenin pathway to facilitate hair follicle development, wound healing, and structural maintenance…

New Potential Biomarker Discovered for Skin Disease in Diabetics

INCREASED incidences of bullous pemphigoid (BP), the most common autoimmune blistering disorder, have been noted among patients prescribed dipeptidyl…

New Test Can Predict the Rate of Racemisation in Drugs

HE RISK of a drug undergoing racemisation can be tested using a mathematical model developed by researchers from Cardiff University, Liverpool John…

New Research Shows How Alcohol Can Increase the Risk of Cancer

ALCOHOL can cause permanent genetic damage, helping explain the association between drinking and the risk of developing cancer, according to…

Delivering Healthcare to Modern Conflict Zones

The nature of recent conflicts around the world has brought about new challenges for the provision of healthcare.

Drinking Coffee Could Help Diagnose Parkinson’s Disease

PARKINSON’S disease patients may process caffeine differently, causing them to have lower caffeine levels in their blood after drinking tea and coffee…

New Antibiotic Developed for Gonorrhoea Treatment

SCIENTISTS at the University of York, UK have identified carbon monoxide-releasing molecules (CO-RMs) as an antimicrobial substance that can be developed…

Virus Injection May Help to Treat Aggressive Brain Cancer

AGGRESSIVE brain tumours could be treated by a virus being injected directly into the bloodstream, according to scientists from the University of Leeds…