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Overlapping Clinical Features Between NAFLD and Metabolic Syndrome in Children

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a cluster of pathological liver conditions of emerging importance in overweight and obese children.

Translation From Mice to Men: Are Dogs a Dodgy Intermediate?

Alternatives for liver transplantation in severe liver disease are urgently needed in view of the limited availability of donor livers.

News at Six: Hepatitis C Special

This Bristol Myers Squibb-sponsored symposium was chaired by Mark Thursz, who oversaw a novel news bulletin-themed symposium with sessions provided by a …

Transforming HCV Management

This Gilead-sponsored satellite symposium addressed the new and exciting advent of novel therapy in the field of hepatitis C by highlighting recent…

EMJ Hepatology 2.1 2014

Spring has now sprung, as has our second edition of European Medical Journal – Hepatology.

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Scientists Discover Potential New Target for Cancer Immunotherapy

Scientists have found a way to target elusive cells that suppress immune response, depleting them with peptides that spare other important cells and…

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Climate Change Approach Needed to Tackle Antibiotics Crisis

A powerful global organisation similar to the one on climate change needs to be established in order to genuinely get to grips with the problem of…

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Scientists Find New Way to Mobilize Immune System against Viruses

University of British Columbia scientists have uncovered an intricate chain reaction in the body’s immune system and have used the knowledge to develop…

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New Method Sneaks Drugs into Cancer Cells before Triggering Release

Biomedical engineering researchers have developed an anti-cancer drug delivery method that essentially smuggles the drug into a cancer cell before…

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Robotic Radical Cystectomy for Bladder Cancer: Current Perspectives

The most effective local treatment of muscle invasive bladder cancer and non-invasive, high-grade bladder tumours that recur or progress despite…