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Mechanism Discovered Behind Slower Wound Healing

need more time to recover from injuries; this has been documented for >100 years, since it was noticed that older soldiers in World War I took longer to…

Skin Bacterium Secretes Protective Enzyme

A UNIQUE antioxidant enzyme released by one of the most common skin bacteria, Propionibacterium acnes, is believed to help protect humans from disease…

Pubic Hair Grooming Related to Sexual Infection

PUBIC HAIR grooming has been linked to sexually transmitted infections (STIs) according to the findings of a new study, leading researchers to suggest…

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An Interview with Merck’s Chief Marketing Officer About Upcoming WE100 Project

This interview took place at the Ageing Societies event held by The Economist, earlier this year in November.

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EMJ Weekly News Round-Up: 1st December

Keeping you up to date with the latest news, we summarise a selection of stories from us here at EMJ and from across the web that you might have missed…

Phantom Limb Pain Relieved Using Augmented Reality

MOVEMENT of a phantom limb using augmented reality and by playing video games is part of a new therapy found to significantly reduce the amount of pain…

Urine Analysis Provides Potential Biomarkers for Mental Fatigue

POTENTIAL biomarkers have been identified for the indication of mental fatigue using urinary analysis, offering a novel approach for monitoring…

Introducing EMJ Gastroenterology 5.1

United Kingdom, December 1, 2016: Our penultimate eJournal is here: this year’s EMJ Gastroenterology is full of material for those with a passion for all…

Review of the 24th United European Gastroenterology Week 2016

This occasion marked the fourth time the beautiful city of Vienna has played host to UEG Week, facilitating the gathering of leading scientists…

EMJ Gastroenterology 5.1 2016

Our penultimate eJournal is here: this year’s EMJ Gastroenterology is full of material for those with a passion for all things ‘gastro’.