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The truth about pharma emails: what HCPs really think

This report draws on new survey data to reveal the trends, frustrations and opportunities for pharma teams serious about getting email right.

EAS 2026: Trading Processed Meat for Pulses Protects the Heart

Replacing processed meat with pulses was linked to lower cardiovascular and ischaemic heart disease risk in UK Biobank data presented at EAS.

Gender Disparities in Access to Medical Cannabis

Experts today called for education and awareness around gender disparities in access to medical cannabis at Cannabis Europa 2026.

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NICE Consultation Opens on Liver Preservation Devices

Draft guidance on ex situ liver perfusion devices for preserving donor livers has entered consultation, with healthcare professionals and the public invited to comment.

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EMJ named among The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026

EMJ achieved high scores across several key workplace culture metrics, including trust, purpose and respect.

Dandruff Pathogenesis Driven by Scalp Microbiome Imbalance

Researchers have identified an AhR-mediated mechanism linking scalp microbiome dysbiosis to dandruff pathogenesis and barrier dysfunction.

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Onc Now: AI, Immunotherapy, and the Next Wave of Cancer Trials

In this episode of Onc Now, we explore the challenges of translating early-phase oncology research into meaningful clinical benefit…

Textbook Outcome Achievable in Complex Liver Surgery

Textbook Outcome was achieved in more than one-third of patients undergoing complex liver surgery with vascular reconstruction.

Contrast-Enhanced Mammography Improves DCIS Detection Accuracy

Contrast-enhanced mammography improves DCIS detection and lesion assessment compared with low-energy imaging, offering higher sensitivity across tumour grades.

How Sequencing is Reshaping Infectious Disease Genomics

Antimicrobial resistance, outbreak investigation, and pathogen surveillance present growing challenges for clinical microbiology…