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Medics Call for Urgent Improvements in the Quality of Endoscopy across Europe

Vienna, March 30, 2016: Every year, tens of millions of individuals across Europe undergo endoscopic procedures to assist with the diagnosis and…

Hepatitis C Provides Potent Antiviral Molecules

RESISTANT viruses may soon face a potent new antiviral body in the form of the amphipathic α-helical (AH) peptide, a molecule found within the hepatitis…

Team Discover Achilles’ Heel of Liver Cancer

DEADLY liver cancer may have met its match, with the discovery of stem cell markers in the biological makeup of hepatocellular carcinoma.

GRANU FINK®: Effective and Well Tolerable for the Treatment of Mild to Moderate LUTS

Munich, Germany, 12-14 March, 2016: At the 31st Annual European Association of Urology (EAU) Congress the phytomedicine GRANU FINK® Prosta forte 500 mg…

Helsinn Presents Quality of Life, Its First Group Sustainability Report

Lugano, Switzerland, March 23, 2016: Helsinn Group is pleased to present its first group sustainability report, Quality of Life, demonstrating that…

Baricitinib Fights the Biological Mechanism of Rheumatoid Arthritis

A CURE-LIKE state has been achieved in a new Phase III study exploring the effects of baricitinib in rheumatoid arthritis patients with poor responses to…

Molecular Underpinning of Flexible Elastin Tissue Unveiled

MYSTERIOUS mechanisms of elastin tissue, a vital aspect of enabling our body to function, have finally been revealed through a novel combination of…

Seaweed Spawns Solutions to Stem Cell Storage and Treatment

PARAMEDICS and physicians will soon see a cost-effective solution to stem cell use through the pragmatic use of seaweed to treat wounds, particularly in…

STELARA® Induced Clinical Response and Remission in Phase 3 Study for the Treatment of Patients with Moderate to Severe Crohn’s Disease Who Had Previously Failed or Were Intolerant to Anti-TNF-Alpha Therapy

STELARA® Induced Clinical Response and Remission in Phase 3 Study for the Treatment of Patients with Moderate to Severe Crohn’s Disease Who Had Previously Failed or Were Intolerant to Anti-TNF-Alpha Therapy

Sneaking through Barrier Gaps: Gut Microbiota Imbalance Harms the Liver

March 14, 2016: The potential consequences of gut microbial dysbiosis are not restricted to bowel conditions only. Prominent among the other organs…