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Genome Recovery from Skeletal Remains will Enable Greater Understanding of Syphilis

Enhanced understanding of syphilis is likely to emerge following a unique research project in which genomes of the bacteria that cause the condition…

New Figures Show Improvements in Childhood Cancer Survival

Cancer survival rates for children of all ages have significantly improve, statistics published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed.

Higher Vitamin D Levels Reduces the Risk of Breast Cancer

Breast cancer risk can be reduced by increasing vitamin D levels, suggests a study from the University of California San Diego, California, USA in…

The Innovation, Care, and Compassion of Daiichi Sankyo – Part 1

Daiichi Sankyo has, in a relatively short time-frame, become one of the most important pharmaceutical companies in the field of oncology….

“Pharma need to start demonstrating a culture shift through actions rather than just words”

As Research Director, Karen Taylor heads up the Centre for Health Solutions, delivering insights and thought leadership to the healthcare and life…

Janssen’s Tremfya®▼ (guselkumab) receives its first two positive Health Technology Assessments in Europe

The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson today announced that the United Kingdom’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence…

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An Interview with Houda Kamoun from Aptus Health

An interview with Houda Kamoun, Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer, Aptus Health at eyeforpharma, Barcelona 2018 who shares her insights…

“Have a compelling story to tell, one that resonates with the audience and creates an emotional connection.”

As Medical Strategy Director for Europe, Sital Kotecha is responsible for evolving the overall market strategy for Veeva Medical Cloud and delivering…

Sleep Efficiency in Diabetes Patients Associated with Cognitive Functioning

Reduced cognitive function is strongly associated with lower sleep efficiency in people with diabetes and prediabetes, according to research from the…

Alcohol Could Contribute to Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s disease onset could be influenced by alcohol consumption according to researchers from the University of Illinois at Chicago, Illinois, USA.