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Stem Cells: The Cellular Origins of Fibrosis

POTENTIAL culprits that give rise to chronic tissue scarring, which can lead to the development of fibrosis, have been identified as a rare population of…

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A Tribute to Dr Patrick Francis O’Dwyer

A brand new year is at our fingertips and with it comes a new opportunity to explore additional avenues regarding the issue of men’s health awareness.

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Artificial Liver Leads the Way as New Life-Saver

BIOARTIFICIAL livers could possess the ability to sustain liver failure (LF) patients until their own internal organs can repair themselves or…

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Could New Cure Conquer Crohn’s in 2015?

SUFFERERS of Crohn’s disease (CrD) worldwide could potentially be one step away from reaping the benefits of a cure for their condition, changing lives…

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Oncology is Multidisciplinary. By Definition

Cancer is a multidimensional and multifactorial reality. Starting at its very biological roots, the cancer cell needs the conjunction of different…

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Liver Cancer Menace May Lie in Surrounding Immunity

MACROPHAGES may constitute the next target for liver cancer treatment as the presence of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) in the cells…

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Gene Culprit behind Metabolic Syndrome Revealed

HEALTHY gut microbiota may be the key to tackling metabolic syndrome (MetS); when a particular gene, known as Toll-like receptor 5 (TLR5), is…

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New Oncotype DX® Data Presented at 2014 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium Further Demonstrate the Practice-Changing Impact of the Test in Guiding the Treatment of Early Stage Breast Cancer

GENEVA, Switzerland, [December 15, 2014] – Genomic Health announced presentation of the first prospective outcomes data from a large adjuvant study…

Risk Factors Associated With Asbestos-Related Diseases: Results of the Asbestos Surveillance Programme Aachen

The aim of this study was to examine the association between workplace exposure to asbestos and risk factors for developing related chronic respiratory…

Iron Overload: Causes, Consequences, And Control

The endeavours of physicians taxed with the problem of iron deficiency over the last 100 years have successfully eliminated this as an issue of…