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Key to Preventing Listeriosis Found in Gut Microbiome

BACTERIA discovered in the gut could prove invaluable for preventing Listeria infection, according to a new study from researchers at the Memorial Sloan…

Protein Suppression Halts the Development of Pancreatic Cancer

SUPPRESSING a specific protein could be an effective way of combatting pancreatic cancer, according to a new study performed by researchers from the Keck…

Juggling June

If you’re reading this blog, then I’m pretty sure you’re aware of how we, at EMJ, are proud to be different. We like to bring a fresh approach to the…

Philips Unveils IntelliVue X3 in Europe for Continuous Critical Care Patient Monitoring During In-Hospital Transport

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 26 June, 2017 – Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG AEX: PHIA), a global health technology company, today announced the release of the…

Alcoholic Liver Disease Aggravated by Intestinal Fungi

OVERGROWTH of intestinal fungi may exacerbate alcoholic liver disease (ALD), suggests a new study by researchers at the University of California, San…

Stool Analysis: Non-Invasive Diagnostic Opportunities for Fatty Liver Disease

MICROBIAL patterns within stool samples may present a new method of diagnosis for nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), suggests a preliminary study…

Significant Improvement in Prostate Cancer Survival Rates Found

SIGNIFICANT improvements to survival rates in prostate cancer patients have been found to result from the addition of abiraterone to hormone therapy at…

Expanding Science of Yoga: Seeing is Believing

June 21st is the International Day of Yoga, and the whole world is now geared up for celebrating the 3rd International Day of Yoga.

New Technique for Assessing Psoriasis Severity

A HANDHELD tissue scanner has been developed for use in the management of patients with psoriasis, potentially enabling physicians to make a more…

New Test for the Detection of Latent HIV

A TEST for HIV has been created that the developers have stated will have greater efficacy, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness, possibly helping…