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Body Composition Data of 6,000 UK Biobank Participants Available to Researchers

Researchers have the opportunity to obtain unlimited access to body composition analysis data of 6,000 patients on the UK Biobank website.

International Specialist Charity Urges UK Government Not to Neglect Leprosy

Colchester, United Kingdom, 31 January, 2018 – Lepra, a UK-based specialist leprosy charity, has warned that failure to include leprosy in a new…

Up-to-Date EULAR Guidance Published on the Use of Imaging in Large Vessel Vasculitis

New recommendations on the use of imaging in large vessel vasculitis (LVV) patients have been published by the EULAR.

New Technique Developed to Enhance Understanding of the Neuronal Effects of TMS

ENHANCED understanding of brain activity during transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) has been made possible by a technique developed by researchers…

Nanopore Technology Enables New Insights into the Human Genome

NEW insights into the human genome have been made through utilising an emerging technique to sequence the most complete human genome ever…

Sophisticated Battlefield Tactics of Bacteria Revealed in New Study

NEW insights into the strategies bacteria use to compete with one another have been revealed by researchers from the University of Oxford, Oxford…

Research Enhances Understanding of the Mitochondrial System

THE METHOD by which β-barrel proteins are inserted into the membrane of mitochondria has been established by researchers from the University of Freiburg…

Researchers Uncover Mechanisms for Breast Cancer Metastasis

BREAST cancer-associated macrophages activate specific proteins that help spread the cancer to the lungs, according to a study from the University of…

Variation in Bacterial Strain Can Affect Immune Responsiveness

DIFFERENCES in immune responses to bacterial infections between individuals may be due to the specific bacterial strain, according to research from The…

Short-Term ART Cessation is Supported in Clinical Trials

DISCONTINUATION of HIV treatment for a short period does not cause the irreversible effects that were initially thought, according to results from a…