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Dr Klaus Seiersen

Department of Clinical Medicine; Department of Medical Physics, Danish Centre for Particle Therapy, Aarhus University Hospital…

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Prof Yong Teng

Department of Oral Biology and Diagnostic Sciences, Georgia Cancer Center, Augusta University, Georgia, USA…

Probiotics Can Successfully Enhance Bone Growth

Deteriorations in bone health can begin as early as 40 years of age, resulting in bone loss and a diagnosis of osteoporosis, which leads to a high rate…

Location of Unique Skeletal Stem Cell Identified

Stem cells in the bones are believed to have the potential to heal various bone injuries. Unfortunately, little is known about where skeletal stem cells…

Realising the Full Potential of Biosimilars: Interviews with Three Key Opinion Leaders

These valuable insights were obtained from a series of interviews conducted between 19th September and 8th October 2018 by the European Medical Journal…

EMJ Oncology 6 [Suppl 2] 2018

These valuable insights were obtained from a series of interviews conducted between 19th September and 8th October 2018 by the European Medical Journal…

Innovate to elevate HCP engagement

The regulatory ecosystem of the pharmaceutical industry and people’s decreasing attention spans is proving a complex reality for marketers that has provided an imperative to innovate.

Adherence: a bespoke regime

What helps people to stick to their medication regimes, and how can pharma begin to recover their revenue as well as striving for better health outcomes?

ProbeFix: Continuous Ultrasound Imaging and Improved Ergonomics

Working in the medical sector, whether as a nurse, researcher, or doctor, is often physically demanding. Healthcare workers are reported to sustain…

An Interview with Daniel De Schryver from Janssen

An interview with Daniel De Schryver, Patient Engagement & Advocacy Lead, EMEA, Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson at the eyeforpharma Patient Summit, Europe. Daniel talks about overcoming fear to create a genuine dialogue that will make better solutions for patients and how his past experiences have helped shape his leadership today.