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Editor's Pick: Precision Medicine in Lung Cancer

Lung cancer has a devastating global impact. Claiming over 2 million lives in 2018, it is the world’s leading cause of cancer-related morbidity…

STAPHYLOCOCCAL

Targeting the T-Cell Response in Skin Infections

STAPHYLOCOCCAL (staph) infections are highly contagious and pose a huge risk to patients and development of vaccines for this infection has proved to be…

Contaminated Cosmetics: New Results Shed Light on Bacteria Risk for Patients

Contaminated Cosmetics: New Results Shed Light on Bacteria Risk for Patients

Makeup sponges are the beauty product which retain the greatest amount of bacteria, higher than that found in other cosmetics such as expired products…

BCG-Unresponsive Bladder Cancer: New Frontiers in the Treatment Landscape

This meeting took place on 28th September 2019, as part of the Ferring-organised Meet-The-Expert symposium at the European Society of Medical Oncology. Main topic is discussion of new treatment modalities in the management of high-risk, non-muscle invasive bladder cancer.

EMJ Oncology 7 [Suppl 2] 2019

This Ferring-organised Meet-The-Expert symposium at the European Society of Medical Oncology (ESMO) 2019 meeting aimed to discuss new treatment…

EMJ Dermatology 7 [Suppl 11] 2019

Opening the symposium titled ‘Connecting the Dots Between Skin and Allergy’ at the 28th European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV)…

Connecting the Dots Between Skin and Allergy

Allergies represent a significant, rising health concern. Recent figures indicate that 150 million Europeans experience chronic allergic disease…

Positive Outcomes from Minimum Alcohol Pricing in Scotland

MINIMUM unit pricing (MUP) was first introduced in Scotland in 2018, raising the price per unit of alcohol to 50p. Now, experts…

Phage Therapy Shows Potential in Treating Alcoholic Liver Disease

BACTERIOPHAGES have been used to successfully treat alcoholic liver disease in mice in a recent study…

The News is all Good about Hepatitis C

I should not be alive to write this. It took a medical miracle, the world’s first ever cure for a virus, and some close timing. It also took me pushing…