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New Vaccine Solution for Peanut Allergies

Peanut allergies may soon become a thing of the past thanks to new research carried out by investigators at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor…

Environment Key to Understanding Immune System Changes

New understanding into why immunity may weaken in older people, and the environmental factors that cause age-related differences in the immune system…

Allergy Awareness Week 2018 and Current Issues in Allergy Care: An Interview with Allergy UK

With Allergy Awareness Week 2018 having recently taken place from 23rd–29th April this year, EMJ caught up with the charity Allergy UK to discuss this…

New Methods for Destroying Prostate Cancer Cells

Prostate cancer cells could be killed by targeting some of the by-products of increased activation of the Akt enzyme. The study, by researchers from the…

Close Proximity to Fast Food Outlets Increases Risk of Developing Heart Disease

Heart disease incidence is greater in areas where there are high numbers of fast food outlets, according to a study presented in a recent European…

The Major Role of Nurses in Hepatology; An Interview with EMJ Hepatology Editorial Board Member Ms Fiona Fry

Ahead of next month’s highly-anticipated EMJ Hepatology eJournal, we have provided an early taster of what is to come in this publication in the form…

EULAR Publish New Recommendations for the Management of Behҫet’s Syndrome

New recommendations for the management of Behҫet’s syndrome (BS) have been published by the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR). These…

Similar Brain Mechanisms Found in Real and Imagined Movements

The brain’s mechanisms are similar during both imagined and real movements, findings which could be used to develop new methods of helping recovery in…

Machine Modelling Technique Enables Greater Confidence in Assessing Cancer Treatments

Efficacy of cancer treatments could be more effectively measured using an adaptation of a machine learning approach originally designed to help…

Study Reveals the Shared Neurological Basis of Obesity and Depression

Obesity and depression may be connected neurologically, according to the results of a study from Stanford University, California, USA, which showed that…