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New Research Shows How Alcohol Can Increase the Risk of Cancer

ALCOHOL can cause permanent genetic damage, helping explain the association between drinking and the risk of developing cancer, according to…

Delivering Healthcare to Modern Conflict Zones

The nature of recent conflicts around the world has brought about new challenges for the provision of healthcare.

Drinking Coffee Could Help Diagnose Parkinson’s Disease

PARKINSON’S disease patients may process caffeine differently, causing them to have lower caffeine levels in their blood after drinking tea and coffee…

New Antibiotic Developed for Gonorrhoea Treatment

SCIENTISTS at the University of York, UK have identified carbon monoxide-releasing molecules (CO-RMs) as an antimicrobial substance that can be developed…

Virus Injection May Help to Treat Aggressive Brain Cancer

AGGRESSIVE brain tumours could be treated by a virus being injected directly into the bloodstream, according to scientists from the University of Leeds…

Guidelines Updated to Support Routine Use of Endobronchial Valves in Severe Emphysema Patients

The UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines have been updated to support the routine use of endobronchial valves to treat…

FDA Designation Given to Combination Treatment in Pre-Menopausal Women with Advanced Breast Cancer

FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation has been given for a combination therapy used as an initial treatment for pre-menopausal women with HR+/HER2-…

New Brain Mapping Technique Shows Association Between Connectivity and Intelligence

A NOVEL method for mapping connectivity between different regions in the brain can show an individual’s intelligence and also potentially provide a…

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An Interview with Victoria Thomas, Head of Public Involvement at NICE

The European Medical Journal caught up with Ms Victoria Thomas, who is Head of Public Involvement at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence..

New Method Could Lead to Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Breast Cancer

FATAL breast cancer can be diagnosed up to 1 year earlier than current diagnosis methods by finding a region of DNA in the blood, according to…