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Royal Seal of Approval for Pioneering Silicone Ostomy Product Improving Quality of Life for Patients

A life changing silicone adhesive that prevents abdominal stomas from leaking and provides a range of benefits for patients and healthcare professionals…

Data-Driven Healthcare to Deliver Better Patient Outcomes

According to major research launched by Qlik, a leader in data analytics, just 13% of European healthcare professionals are fully confident in their…

Molecular Basis for Higher Rates of Cardiovascular Disease in Older Women Explained

Factors that increase the incidence of cardiovascular diseases in older women have been displayed in a study presented at an ESC congress. The findings…

Step Closer to Understanding the Pathology of Neurodegenerative Diseases

Aggregation of the protein FUS is a major component of the process leading to two incurable neurodegenerative diseases, according to researchers from…

The Cause of Chronic Morning Sickness

Morning sickness affects most women during pregnancy, but some pregnant women develop chronic nausea and vomiting. New work carried out at the University…

A New Male Contraceptive Pill

A novel oral contraceptive pill for males has shown significant safety results, according to new research. Birth control pills are widely used in modern…

New Discovery Could Help Overcome Chemoresistance in a Form of Breast Cancer

Improved care for triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) could take place following the discovery that the condition is chemoresistant even before…

Number of X Chromosomes Key to Different Cell Behaviours During Cell Reprogramming

Behavioural differences between male and female cells during the process of cell reprogramming are linked to the varying number of X chromosomes that…

Increasing Muscle Strength Could Improve Brain Function

Muscular strength is correlated with the functional ability of the brain, suggests research from the University of Manchester, Manchester, UK. The study…

Improving Resilience Could be Beneficial for Schizophrenia Patients

Enhancing resilience levels can improve physical as well as mental health in schizophrenia patients, according to research from the University of…