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Sanofi commits $625m to Sanofi Ventures

Sanofi has committed $625m to its corporate venture capital arm, Sanofi Ventures, for funding biotech and digital health companies.

PET-MRE Shows Promise in Monitoring Crohn’s Disease Treatment

PET-MRE significantly reduced SUVMax and inflammation markers in small bowel Crohn’s disease.

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New Blood Test Tracks Ageing Across the Body

Scientists develop a blood test that measures aging across 11 body systems, offering more precise insights into health risks.

Rapid AI-Driven Leukaemia Diagnosis Revolutionises Treatment Urgency

Innovative AI tool MARLIN classifies leukemia fast and accurately, improving urgent treatment decisions.

AI-Enhanced Approaches to Interstitial Lung Disease

Explore how machine learning is revolutionising interstitial lung disease management, enhancing early diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis, especially for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

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Tirzepatide May Boost Diet-Related Quality of Life in Diabetes

Learn how tirzepatide treatment improves diet-related quality of life and satisfaction in Type 2 diabetes patients.

Standardising Patch Testing for Children with Contact Dermatitis

Findings revealed that 17 allergens, already part of the adult EBS, produced positive reactions in at least 1% of children.

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Social media: What pharma needs to know in 2025

From listening in real time to outpacing the algorithm, these four trends show how marketers can succeed on social media in 2025.

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PERPRISE: First Interim Analysis

Epilepsy is a common neurological condition that results from abnormal electrical activity in the brain and is characterised by recurrent…

Resistance Training Improves Health Outcomes in Liver Cirrhosis

Discover a study showing how resistance training can improve inflammation, oxidative stress, and physical performance in patients with liver cirrhosis.