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The Foundation of the NHS

The British National Health Service (NHS), a unique healthcare system respected throughout the world, is celebrating its 70th birthday this week.

Gut–Brain Axis and the Impact on Memory

Gut–brain signalling is a topic of paramount importance in modern biology and medicine. It is understood that the bidirectional signalling, mainly via…

An Early Marker of Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Cell communication has been shown to be a contributing factor to intestinal inflammation, according to work carried out by scientists at Michigan State…

This June 2018, EMJ Supports…

This June, EMJ has proudly showcased its support for Diabetes Week and Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Month.

Merck KGaA’s Ulrich Betz on leading innovation in pharma

Dr Ulrich Betz, Vice President of Innovation, Merck KGaA, talks about the evolution of R&D in the pharma space, the use of AI in pharma clinical trial models and fostering a creative team culture.

The state of gender parity in biopharma

Laurie P Cooke, President and CEO, the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association, talks to GOLD about the state of gender parity in biopharma

GOLD – A new pharma magazine by EMG

With bold and cutting-edge content, this first issue brings you the current trends and challenges of the pharma industry, from thought leaders and top…

Exciting Potential New Treatment for T Cell Leukaemia

Many T cell leukaemia patients could be treated by a drug which suppresses the BCL-2 protein, according to researchers from KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium.

Novel Treatment Method Reduces Malaria Mortality Rates

Celebral malaria mortality rates have been significantly reduced in mice through the use of a novel treatment method developed by scientists from the…

New Genetic Test for Identifying Prostate Cancer Risk

The identification of 63 new genetic variations that increase the risk of a man developing prostate cancer (PCa) has been announced following a study…