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Novel CAR-T Approach Shows Promise Against Paediatric AML

Recent research presents a groundbreaking CAR-T therapy for paediatric acute myeloid leukaemia, addressing the challenges posed by antigen variability.

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Spotlight: October 2024

Catch up on all the biggest news to hit the pharmaceutical industry last month, spanning from new acquisitions, approvals, insights on the NHS and more.

Enhanced Method for Smartwatch-Based Glucose Monitoring

A Japan-based team has made strides in improving non-invasive blood glucose monitoring technology, a timely development as diabetes rates rise globally.

Real-Time Allergy Mapping with Internet-Based Surveillance

Seasonal allergies, which affect around 26% of Americans, come with significant economic and productivity costs, especially as climate change drives higher pollen and mould levels.

UEG 2024 Interview: Joost Drenth

UEG is an important platform that gives room to people, societies, and network organisations where one can actually reach out to people…

Noninvasive Malaria Detection: New Laser-Based Test That Doesn’t Need Blood

A novel noninvasive diagnostic tool has demonstrated high sensitivity (90%) and specificity (69%) in detecting malaria-infected red blood cells (iRBCs) using laser and ultrasound technology.

Prenatal Cannabis Use Linked to Poorer Cognitive Function in Children

Research has determined an association between prenatal cannabis exposure and increased aggression, and poorer cognitive function in children aged five.

No Clear Winner in Rheumatoid Arthritis Glucocorticoid Tapering Strategies

No clear winner in rheumatoid arthritis glucocorticoid tapering, as both prednisone and hydrocortisone approaches show similar success in recent study.

Pesticide Exposure May Reduce IVF Success

Male partners consuming fruits and vegetables with low pesticide residues had higher fertilisation rates in IVF finds new research.

Socioeconomic Factors Impact Prostate Cancer Testing Participation

Socioeconomic factors influence prostate cancer test participation, with lower income and education linked to reduced uptake in organised screening programs.