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Is it Time to Say Good Riddance to Glioma?

BIODEGRADABLE nanoparticles carrying genes have been shown to effectively destroy brain cancer cells in murine models, thus extending survival.

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Siemens Healthcare Displays New Products and Solutions for Radiology

At this year’s European Congress of Radiology (ECR) in Vienna, Austria, Siemens Healthcare displays a range of new products and solutions for radiology.

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Saving Precious Time: Siemens’ New Ultrasound System for Faster Imaging

At this year’s European Congress of Radiology (ECR) in Vienna, Austria, Siemens Healthcare introduces its new hand-carried Acuson P500 ultrasound system…

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When Does Bladder Cancer Get Its Turn?

The past decade, and particularly the past five years have been an exciting time in the management of prostate cancer. After what seemed like an eternity…

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New Horizons in Prostate Cancer

Research and development in the 21st century is a rapidly changing landscape. Advances in technology have been the driving force to further advances in…

Hypertension Care: It’s Time to Act

The satellite symposium was held in two separate sessions – the first a traditional symposium format, and the second as an interactive panel discussion in..

EMJ Cardiology 3 [Suppl 1] 2015

The satelite symposium was held in two separate sessions – the first a traditional symposium format, and the second as an interactive panel discussion in which the faculty answered questions from the delegates.

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Antibiotic and Diuretic Can Form Dangerous Drug Duo in Elderly

SUDDEN death in older patients is twice as likely through the combination of the antibiotic trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole and the diuretic spironolactone…

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Personalised Medicine Methods Bolster Prostate Cancer Screening

OPTIMISATION of the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test has been earmarked through the utilisation of methods from personalised medicine…

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Big Ben, Covent Garden, and the Thames: Lessons Learned from a Visit to London—Collaboration Improves Outcomes

This past week I have had the honour and pleasure of introducing my book Women and Cardiovascular Disease in London. During the book-signing event, I was…