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Introducing EMJ Reproductive Health 2.1

United Kingdom, August 16, 2016: Welcome to this year’s EMJ Reproductive Health, a journal exploring the latest insights and important developments from…

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Inhalable Ibuprofen May Improve Treatment of Cystic Fibrosis

INHALABLE ibuprofen could result in an effective and tolerable drug that helps slow the progression of lung function decline in cystic fibrosis (CF)…

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Echocardiograms Could Aid Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Respiratory Disease

RESEARCHERS have shown that an echocardiography test is able to detect pulmonary hypertension in new-born mice which could provide a better understanding…

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How Social Media Makes Us #SeriousAcademics

How dare I, a serious academic, behave in the same way as everyone else and engage with social media? Read and find out more

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Electric Mesh Device Could Save the Heart from Failure

AN INNOVATIVE electric mesh device that wraps around the heart to transport electrical impulses has been used to improve cardiac function in experimental…

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Strong Immune System Could Protect from Heart Attack

RESEARCHERS have discovered a link between higher levels of certain antibodies and a lower risk of heart attack excluding other risk factors, in patients…

New Report Calls for Universal Vaccination for Hepatitis to Reduce the Crippling Economic Burden of the Disease

Vienna, July 28, 2016 – To coincide with World Hepatitis Day, a new report1, commissioned by United European Gastroenterology (UEG), calls for all…

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Innovation: The Innate Study of Anthropology and Other Liberal Sciences

According to Merriam-Webster, innovation is: “the introduction of something new.” As we look into business with various companies however, they are…

Introducing EMJ Allergy & Immunology 1.1

United Kingdom, August 2, 2016: Welcome to the inaugural edition of EMJ Allergy & Immunology 1.1. The eJournal contains an array of scientific…

Adjuvants in Allergy: Elevating Efficacy

This symposium provided an overview of the current and future technologies and treatments used in the field of allergen immunotherapy (AIT).