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European Pain Federation EFIC® Launches New Information Campaign

In calling for the “European Year Against Joint Pain”, the European Pain Federation EFIC® is devoting itself this year to an especially widespread…

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Organoids: Mini-Organs for Gastrointestinal Research

RESEARCH on the intestine is a rapidly evolving field for a multitude of reasons, not least due to the incredible progress made in the development of…

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Signature 3: A New Hope for Gastric Cancer Patients

SIGNATURE 3, a specific genomic molecular fingerprint, represents a fresh avenue of investigation for physicians and researchers aiming to…

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How Giant Cells Dispose of Giant Waste

PHAGOCYTIC multinucleated giant cells (MGCs) act as the waste disposal men of the body by clearing away bulky waste materials that carry the potential…

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How the Body Stops the Type 2 Immune Response and Onset of Allergic Disease

SUPPRESSION of group 2 innate lymphoid (IL2) cells following infection has been shown to prevent the innate immune response from continuing when…

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Genome-Wide Meta-Analysis Provides Insight into the ‘Atopic March’

SEVEN genetic risk loci have been identified for the ‘atopic march’, the sequential progression of different allergic conditions frequently seen in…

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Translating cancer immunotherapy to the clinic

At the 2015 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Cancer Conference, Sergio Quezada, PhD, from University College London, London, UK, discusses…

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ESMO Asia 2015 Congress

LUGANO/SINGAPORE, 16 December 2015 – ESMO, the leading professional organisation for medical oncology, is pleased to announce the inaugural ESMO Asia…

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Latin American Migrants in Spain Should Be Screened for Chagas Disease

Seville, Spain – 5 December 2015: Latin American migrants in Spain should be screened for Chagas disease, particularly women before pregnancy…

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Can Cancer Itself Damage the Heart?

Seville, Spain – 3 December 2015: Research presented today at EuroEcho-Imaging 2015 raises the possibility that cancer itself may damage heart muscle…