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Cryos Symposium on Assisted Reproductive Technology

Experts gave educational lectures on important topics within ethics, legislation and donor children, donor sperm and eggs, and genetics, which are the…

New Bioink Allows Precise Application of Printed Cells

Since the advent of three-dimensional (3D) printing, using this method to create functional tissues and organs has been at the forefront of emerging…

Microbubbles Redefines Delivery of Drugs to the Brain

As a natural barrier to keep out harmful toxins and pathogens in the blood, the blood–brain barrier (BBB) is hard to penetrate…

EMJ Reproductive Health 5 [Suppl 2] 2019

The Cryos Symposium took place on 3rd May 2019 in Aarhus, Denmark, and gave the invited audience from all over the world the latest news and…

The European Medical Journal: EMJ 4.2 2019

The second edition of our flagship journal for 2019, European Medical Journal 4.2, offers a range of informative and stimulating peer-reviewed papers…

European Medical Journal 4.2 2019

The sharing of concepts, collaboration, and the cross-pollination of ideas are important mechanisms in driving innovation and creativity, and the medical…

The IBD Pathway: From a Patient Perspective

A highly interactive symposium, including pre-recorded interviews with patients, was chaired by Prof Geert D’Haens. Participation by the audience was…

The IBD Management Puzzle: Do We Have All the Pieces?

IBD shows a progressive immunopathogenesis.1 Following an initial immune response, amplification of this inflammatory response leads to the phenotypic…

Editor’s Pick: Sex Differences in Paediatric and Adult Asthma

Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways, characterised by obstruction of airflow, excessive mucus production, and airway hyper-reactivity…

Epigenetics, Assisted Reproduction, and Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection: A Review of the Current Data

Since the birth of Louise Brown, the first in vitro fertilisation (IVF) baby in 1978, >5 million babies have been born using assisted reproduction…