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The DA-EPOCH-R clinical trial in Burkitt’s lymphoma

Jeremy Abramson, MD, from the Massachusetts General Hospital, Massachusetts, MA, gives an overview of the interim analysis of a multicenter prospective…

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Prehistoric Protein Could Hold the Key to Improving Treatments for Miscarriage

PIONEERING research in stem cell biology has discovered that a protein evolved from a viral infection in primates 25 million years ago may enhance…

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Seeing Double: Genes Increasing the Likelihood of Dizygotic Twins Discovered

A BREAKTHROUGH in the genetics of twinning has been made with the recent identification of genes that increase the prospect of dizygotic (DZ) twins, a…

New Janssen Phase 3 Data in Patients with Moderately to Severely Active Rheumatoid Arthritis Shows Sirukumab Significantly Inhibited Radiographic Progression and Improves Signs and Symptoms of Disease

London, United Kingdom, 8 June, 2016 – Janssen Research & Development, LLC (Janssen) announced today results from a pivotal Phase 3 study evaluating…

New Data Demonstrates Sandoz’ Etanercept and Rituximab Biosimilar Candidates Bioequivalent to Originator Products

Holzkirchen, June 9 2016 – Sandoz, a Novartis division, and the pioneer and global leader in biosimilars, today announced results from two key studies…

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T Cell Protein Provides New Leads in Understanding Immune Response

AN INNOVATIVE new study has uncovered a protein that is fundamental to controlling immune responses, which could provide much needed clarification of…

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New Insight into the Components of Pollen Proves Positive for Hay Fever Sufferers

NON-ALLERGENIC components of pollen do impact the body’s immune system, a recent study has uniquely revealed. The discovery could transform the future…

Artificial Hip Joints and Obesity: Risk of Complications Rises with BMI but Benefits Predominate

Geneva, 2 June 2016 – Every tenth patient who receives an artificial hip joint in Europe is obese. This is a big challenge for orthopaedic surgery…

Learning from Actual Practice: Registry Studies Promote Quality Treatment

Geneva, 1 June 2016 – What kinds of prosthetic joints are frequently used in a specific country? How durable are they and how often do they cause…

Prevention Is the Key: EFORT Calls for Better Frameworks to Keep People Moving and Active

Geneva, 1 June 2016 – Keeping people active, mobile and pain-free throughout life, and the contribution orthopaedics can make in an ageing society are…