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A Successful Treatment of Chronic Migraine with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Migraines involve intense head pain, which severely affects the activities of daily living, and is the is the third most common disease in the world…

What Factors Predict Severe Reactions from Immunotherapy?

PREDICTING which patients with cancer may be at risk of severe side effects from immunotherapy may be improved through the identification of specific risk..

Safety Tests Passed for Personalised Cancer Vaccine

VACCINE therapies for cancers have been a focus for developments in personalised medicine, and a recent Phase I trial has shown promising results…

EMJ Podcast: The Process of Protection

This week, Jonathan sits down with Joe Capraro, Partner in the Patent and Intellectual Property Groups at Proskauer Rose LLP to decipher the elements of a patent, decode the process of protection, and decide how to choose the best lawyer.

Virtual GI Cancer Masterclass: GI Cancer Patient Outcomes

Chaired by Prof Alberto Sobrero, we hear from Vassiliki Fotaki and Zorana Maravic from Digestive Cancer Europe (DiCE) as well as GI oncologist, Prof Eric Van Cutsem.

Talking to Timothy White

Timothy White, Vice President and Head of Global Digital Commercial, Teva Pharmaceuticals, discusses the subject of digital transformation.

New Recommendations for Low Diastolic Blood Pressure Readings

DIASTOLIC blood pressure-based research results could change the way healthcare professionals treat patients with the high blood pressure. The study,..

Could Cannabis Use Lead to a Future Heart Condition?

CANNABIS use at a young age may increase the risk of developing a heart condition in later life, reported a recent research study from the University…

Poor Prognosis for Perianal Involvement in Crohn’s Disease in 12,904 Patient Study

PERIANAL Crohn’s disease (PCD) with a severe phenotype has been shown to be associated with poor outcomes despite growing use of immunomodulators and…

Limiting Animal Products May Minimise Gut Inflammation

HUNDREDS of different species of bacteria live in the gut in a community estimated to contain 40 trillion cells. Previous studies have established…