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Two’s Company In Skin Self-Examination

FINDINGS in a new study show that melanoma patients could benefit from partner-assisted skin self-examination (SSE) for the early detection of new…

Decline in Smoking and Drinking Among Children in England

THE RATES of children in England who have consumed an alcoholic drink have dropped to their lowest point according to figures released by the NHS Digital.

Plans Unveiled for Dementia Research Institute at University College London

UNIVERSITY College London, London, UK, will host a £250 million dementia research institute for the study of the leading cause of death in England and…

Europe PMC Database Curation Tool Designed to Make Research Easier

EUROPE PMC has launched a new tool called SciLite that overlays annotations on research articles to make it easier for users to identify key concepts and…

LifeCodexx Receives CE Mark for its Novel NIPT Solution Based On Methylation-Specific Quantitative PCR

Germany, December 07, 2016 – LifeCodexx AG, Europe’s first NIPT provider, announced today CE marking of its PrenaTest® BioIT analysis software based on…

Rock Music Makes Men Worse at Board Games, Study Finds

LISTENING to rock music appears to have a negative effect on the concentration of members of the public while playing the popular board game Operation…

Introducing the European Medical Journal 1.4

United Kingdom, December 13, 2016: Greetings and welcome to the final journal for this year, the flagship European Medical Journal, a compendium of…

European Medical Journal 1.4 2016

Greetings and welcome to the final journal for this year, the flagship European Medical Journal, a compendium of multidisciplinary modernisation…

Sedentary Behaviour: A New Target in the Prevention and Management of Diabetes?

Since the early 2000s, an increasing number of studies have focussed on the adverse health effects of sitting. Sitting, together with other activities…

Optimising Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System Inhibitor Therapy in Heart Failure and Resistant Hypertension: Challenges and Solutions

Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS) inhibitor therapy has been shown to be beneficial in patients with reduced left ventricular systolic function…