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Apl Stimulation Modifies Monocyte Epigenetic Signatures in Patients With OAPS and TAPS

Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is a systemic autoimmune condition characterised by the presence of antiphospholipid antibodies…

Psychedelics in Psychiatry: Interview with Christina Dalla

EMJ spoke with Christina Dalla, a pioneering researcher in neuropsychopharmacology and expert in sex differences in neuropsychiatric…

How Does a Late Hypertension Diagnosis Impact Cardiovascular Outcomes?

Delayed hypertension diagnosis increases cardiovascular risk and lowers treatment rates, underscoring the value of prompt clinical action.

Urinalysis Abnormalities Linked to Somatisation in Women Functional Dyspepsia

A new clinical study has identified a potential link between abnormal urinalysis and somatisation symptoms in female patients with epigastric pain syndrome.

HLTH Europe 2025 Interview: Nada Abedin

There are two sides to this. On one hand, I’ve been working in high-stakes specialties with fast-paced environments, such as emergency…

Steven Okoli

Hema Now: Episode 22: The State of Sickle Cell

Steven Okoli, Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer at Imperial College London, shares how AI, advocacy, and stem cell trials are driving the next chapter in sickle cell care.

NHS Expands Access to Once-Daily Cystic Fibrosis Treatment

Hundreds of people with cystic fibrosis in England will now have access to a new once-daily triple therapy, expanding treatment to rare genetic types for the first time.

Peripheral Vision Training Improves Radiology Accuracy and Speed

Learn how visual training improves radiology accuracy and efficiency, with peripheral focus proving more impactful than central vision methods.

Hybrid Tumour-Immune Cells Found in Blood of Patients with Breast Cancer

Scientists have identified a rare and previously overlooked type of circulating tumour cell (CTC) in patients with metastatic breast cancer…

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Pharma’s role in the rise of wellness misinformation

Wellness trends are outpacing science and endangering lives. As trust in traditional medicine erodes, pharma must step in to correct the narrative.