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Increased Everyday Activity Reduces the Risk of Fatal Cardiovascular Disease

RISK of fatal cardiovascular disease can be reduced by almost a quarter by replacing sedentary behaviour with 30 minutes of low-intensity physical…

Identification of Risk Factor for Breast Cancer Mortality Could Provide New Treatment Avenue

BREAST cancer mortality is twice as likely in patients with high heterogeneity of the oestrogen receptor compared to those with low heterogeneity within…

An Interview with Robert Music, Chief Executive of Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust

To coincide with this year’s Cervical Cancer Prevention Week, taking place from 22nd–28th January, the European Medical Journal was delighted to speak to…

An eHealth Answer for Sexually Transmitted Infections

ELECTRONIC SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION (eSTI) testing has been shown to greatly increase the number of people completing an STI test, when compared…

Always Take Your Medication: Management of ADHD Helps Combat STI

ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) increases the risk of young adults and adolescents contracting sexually transmitted infections (STI)…

Education Required on Development of Smoking-Related Conditions

SMOKERS misperceive the time-frame within which smoking-related conditions occur, believing that mild and severe ailments emerge later in life than…

Weight Changes Can Initiate Major Changes in People’s Body Systems

SIGNIFICANT alterations to the microbiome, cardiovascular system, and immune system can be caused by changes to an individual’s body weight, according to…

Study Confirms the Mechanisms of How Humans Remember Specific Events

THE MECHANISM for encoding episodic memories in the hippocampus region of the human brain has been uncovered by a team from the University of California…

Genetic Variants Associated with Urinary Incontinence Identified

THE FIRST genetic risk factors for urinary incontinence have been discovered by researchers. Although urinary incontinence is a very common issue, with…

Measuring Facial Temperatures Can Determine Mental Strain at Work

CHANGES in facial temperatures can determine how much mental strain a person is under, according to researchers from the University of Nottingham…