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Dermoscopy of Inflammatory Conditions: The Journey So Far

The use of dermoscopy in general dermatological practice has recently increased.

Chronic Urticarial Vasculitis and Immunoglobulin-G Monoclonal Gammopathy: Variant Schnitzler Syndrome

Schnitzler syndrome is a rare acquired autoinflammatory disorder that is characterised by recurrent fevers, bone or joint pains, urticarial rash, and…

Mind–Body Integrative Treatment of Psychodermatoses

The mind–skin interaction has been progressively clarified by recent research that has focussed on psychoneuroimmunology.

Early Cancer Diagnosis Important for Treatment with Surgery

SURGERY to remove a cancerous tumour is five-times more likely to be carried out than treatment with chemotherapy and radiotherapy in cancer patients…

Understanding of Important Protein Structure Shows How Viruses Disrupt Gene Expression

THE STRUCTURE of a protein complex crucial for gene expression has been revealed, showing how viruses such as influenza target the protein within the…

Use of Antibacterials Should be Reduced in Patients with a Sinus Infection According to New Guidelines

NEW GUIDELINES advise healthcare professionals to avoid prescribing antibiotics to treat sinus infections, except in cases where the symptoms are…

Oh, Did We Mention We Were Finalists in October?

So, if you are reading this blog, you may or may not be aware that our social media is quite a fabulous place to find yourself… and that’s not just our…

Introducing EMJ Diabetes 5.1

United Kingdom, October 31, 2017: EMJ would like to welcome you to the latest edition of EMJ Diabetes, a journal dedicated to detailing…

Review of the 53rd European Association for the Study of Diabetes Congress 2017

Sunny Lisbon played host to this year’s European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) 53rd Annual Meeting, welcoming 15,000 attendees…

Session One: Basal Insulins: Still Innovating After All These Years

Advances in understanding diabetes pathophysiology and treatment permit individualised therapy based on patient-centred treatment plans.