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Current Issues in Multiple Sclerosis: Selected Highlights of the ECTRIMS 2018 Congress

It is well established that pregnancy has a clear impact on disease activity in multiple sclerosis (MS); the relapse rate decreases during…

Initial Success for a New Treatment for Autoimmune Diseases

With approximately 10% of Europeans living with an autoimmune disease,1 an effective and safe treatment is imperative. Now, in a human clinical trial…

New proteins identified could revolutionise muscle stem cell therapeutics

“We believe we have found promising drug targets that direct muscle stem cells to ‘make the right decision’ and stimulate muscle repair…

An interview with Thomas D'Hooghe from Merck

An interview with Thomas D’Hooghe, VP and Head Global Medical Affairs Fertility, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany at this year’s eyeforpharma, Barcelona Conference. We speak to Thomas about advancements in the fields of fertility and assisted reproductive technology as well as pharma’s role in providing world-class endometriosis care to all.

Researchers use patient material to ‘print’ 3D heart

Cardiovascular disease accounts for 31% of all deaths worldwide, constituting a huge burden on global healthcare.

Active Patients Have Better Survival Following Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement

MORTALITY and functional decline risks following transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) are lower in active patients…

Novel drugs approvals 2018

This infographic provides an overview of the new molecular entities/new active substances that were approved/recommended for approval by FDA and EMA in 2018.

Review of the European Association of Urology 34th Annual Meeting 2019

The EAU 2019 opening ceremony was a rousing affair. As the auditorium filled, and delegates discussed what the next 5 days would hold, the anticipation…

A New Global Voice for People Affected by Bladder Cancer

For the first time ever, people affected by bladder cancer now have a global voice. The World Bladder Cancer Patient Coalition was officially launched…

Sugar as a Key Regulator of Pulmonary Inflammation

AN INTERNATIONAL collective of research bodies has produced intriguing findings detailing how glucose appears to significantly regulate the way in which …