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An interview with Dr Jay Elberg at the 2016 ESC Congress

An interview with Dr Jay Elberg (Head of Cardiovascular Development, Stanford) at the 2016 European Society of Cardiology Congress, Rome, Italy.

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An interview with Dr Rahul Potluri at the 2016 ESC Congress

An interview with Dr Rahul Potluri (ACALM Study Unit, Aston Medical School) at the 2016 European Society of Cardiology Congress, Rome, Italy.

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Congress Review – ESC 2016

Don’t miss our congress review in our EMJ Cardiology 4.1 2016 eJournal, coming soon…

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An interview with Dr Oliver Eickelberg at the 2016 ERS Congress

An interview with Dr Oliver Eickelberg (Chairman, Comprehensive Pneumology Center) at the 2016 European Respiratory Society Congress, London, United…

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An interview with Prof Nicholas Hill at the 2016 ERS Congress

An interview with Prof Nicholas Hill (Professor of Medicine, Tufts University) at the 2016 European Respiratory Society Congress, London, United Kingdom.

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Congress Review – ERS 2016

Don’t miss our congress review in our EMJ Respiratory 4.1 2016 eJournal, available now at: https://www.emjreviews.com/therapeutic-area/respiratory/

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CHD1 Depletion Sensitises Prostate Cancer Cells to Chemotherapy Drugs

DEPLETING prostate cancer cell lines of a DNA-binding protein makes them hypersensitive to chemotherapeutic drugs, suggesting a possible opening for…

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Pelvic Floor Disorders: Female Triathletes Running to Incontinence

DEVOTED female triathletes have been identified as having a high rate of pelvic floor disorders.

EFIC Symposium: Strong Opioids Suitable for Elderly Patients – Weight Loss Reduces Joint Pain

Dubrovnik, September 24, 2016 – Elderly patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain often receive inadequate medical treatment. A recent Polish study…

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Cell Diversity in Barrett’s Oesophagus Patients Good Predictor of Cancer Risk

The genetic diversity measured between the cells affected by Barrett’s oesophagus has been found to be a good predictor of which patients are at a high…