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Patients Test Drive Pacemaker before Choosing Permanent Implant

Milan, Italy – 22 June 2015: Patients are test driving a pacemaker outside the skin before deciding whether to have a permanent implant…

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Cardiac Device Wearers Should Keep Distance from Smartphones

Milan, Italy – 22 June 2015: Cardiac device wearers should keep a safe distance from smartphones to avoid unwanted painful shocks or…

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New ICS Impulse Transforms Balance Assessment

Taastrup, Denmark | April, 2015 – GN Otometrics, the leading global manufacturer of hearing and balance instrumentation, announced today the…

Conquering C – Going Beyond Cure

Prof Zeuzem opened the symposium by acknowledging that there is a new era in hepatitis C virus (HCV) treatment, due to the availability of efficacious…

Answering Pivotal Questions in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Primary Biliary Cirrhosis and Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis

Professor Trauner introduced the subject of liver disease and its burden within the European Union (EU) and across the globe.

Would You Figure It Out? Differential Diagnoses: Beyond the Usual

The Synageva BioPharma-sponsored symposium discussed the differential diagnoses for liver diseases that may be under-recognised in clinical settings…

EMJ Hepatology 3.2 2015

Hello and welcome to this year’s second edition of European Medical Journal Hepatology, which we have devoted entirely to covering the major topics…

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Visualising Calcified Coronary Arteries May Be Wake-Up Call to Change Lifestyle

Dubrovnik, Croatia – 15 June 2015: Looking at images of their own calcified coronary arteries may be a wake-up call for patients with newly diagnosed…

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Poor Sleep Associated with Increased Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke

Dubrovnik, Croatia – 15 June 2015: Poor sleep is associated with increased risk of heart attack and stroke, according to results from the WHO MONICA study.

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New Paradigm for Chronic Wounds through Electrical Stimulation

HIGHLY comprehensive trial displaying how electrical stimulation boosts wound healing has been performed in 40 volunteers by researchers from …