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EMJ Gastroenterology 10 [Supplement 2] 2021

Several clinicians informed attendees of UEG Week Virtual 2021 of their latest treatment-related insights and recommendations for gastroenterological diseases.

Updates in the Treatment of Gastroenterological Disorders

The United European Gastroenterology (UEG) Week Virtual 2021 illuminated a wide range of new insights and recommendations for…

The value of purpose

The corporate environment is evolving, and ‘purpose’ is more important than ever to young recruits looking for their next role. We examine how the pharmaceutical industry is embracing the importance of purpose for retention, reputation, and brand differentiation

Sustainable solutions for a greener tomorrow

From drug development to disposal, how can all processes and functions be considered through a greener lens, and work towards a healthier and safer future?

IS mRNA the future of vaccine technology?

The mRNA COVID-19 vaccine took only a year to develop – beating the previous fastest traditional vaccine development, held by the 1967 mumps vaccine, of four years. How does it differ from traditional vaccine technology?

Tamika Jean Baptiste

Tamika Jean-Baptiste on diversity and inclusion

Tamika Jean-Baptiste, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, Amgen, discusses her lifelong passion for diversity.

Association Between a Synthetic Progestogen and Cancer Risk in Offspring

A team of researchers investigated the relationship between in utero exposure to 17-OHPC and likelihood of cancer in offspring…

New Study to Investigate Long-Term Effects of COVID-19 in Pregnancy

ALTHOUGH the overall risk is low, people who are pregnant or were recently pregnant are at an increased risk of severe illness from COVID-19…

Migratory Loose Bodies from the Ankle Joint into the Flexor Hallucis Longus Tendon Sheath

Communication between the flexor hallucis longus (FHL) tendon sheath and the ankle joint is well-recognised and is reportedly present in around 17% of individuals.

New Information on How COVID-19 Affects Human Kidney Cells

The researchers discovered that although the virus enters, infects, and replicates in human kidney cells, this did not always lead to cell death…