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Trial Results Lead to Calls for all Advanced NSCLC Patients to Receive Immunotherapy

All patients with advanced non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) should receive immunotherapy according to Prof Solange Peters, ESMO President Elect…

The Legacy of Dr Gerald Reaven, the Pioneer Who Introduced the Concept of the Metabolic Syndrome

On 12th February 2018, the world received the sad news that Dr Gerald Reaven, the pioneering endocrinologist who introduced the concept of the metabolic…

Autoimmune Disease Risk Doubled in Late-Onset Diabetes Patients

Developing Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) later in life may double the risk of other autoimmune conditions, according to results of research from the…

New Technology Predicting Diabetes 10 Years in Advance

Predicting the onset of diabetes 10 years before diagnosis may soon be within reach as a result of new technology developed at De Montfort University…

Cancer Genetic Mutations Not All Treatable: System to Rank Relevance of Mutations Needed

ESMO, the leading professional organisation for medical oncology, welcomes the latest reports from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) as a major…

Study Analyses Effects of Marijuana and Tobacco Smoking on Plaque Build-up

Plaque build-up in heart arteries is associated with tobacco smoking, but not long-term marijuana use, according to research from the University of Bern…

Implementation of Salt-Reduction Policy Could Have Massive Benefits

Substantial health and economic gains could result from the implementation of the U.S. FDA’s proposed voluntary salt policy, according to an analysis…

RCA with Massive Calcifications

This didactic procedure concerns a 67 years old male with history of coronary artery disease presenting unstable angina and diffusely calcified and…

Belgium-Based Start up Minze Health Launches Innovative Tool for Diagnosis and Monitoring of Patients with Voiding Disorders

A patient friendly tool for diagnosis and monitoring of men, women and children with voiding disorders; set for commercialization after obtaining ISO and…

Increased Physical Activity Reduces Genetic Risk of Heart Disease

Higher fitness levels are associated with a lower risk of heart attacks and stroke, including among people who are genetically predisposed to heart…