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Treat Psoriasis: A New Era is Coming

Development of psoriasis occurs due to interactions with epidermal keratinocytes and immune-system cells including T-lymphocytes, antigen-presenting…

EMJ Dermatology Suppl 1

New Insights into Dimethyl Fumarate, an Oral Therapy for the Treatment of Plaque Psoriasis

Psoriasis is associated with high morbidity, causing problems in daily life such as itching and scaling, even for patients with less-severe disease…

The Era of Three-Dimensional Printing

Amongst the plethora of ground-breaking innovations in healthcare, one standout feat of engineering is addressing an abundance of conditions…

Artificial Intelligence

Social Media for Clinical Trial Recruitment: How Real is the Potential?

Research teams increasingly use social media to supplement nondigital methods for recruiting research participants. This trend is likely to grow as…

Artificial Intelligence

EMJ Innovations 4.1 2020

Taking you straight to the biggest stories, we present to you EMJ Innovations, offering an in-depth interview, features, and much-anticipated…

Artificial Intelligence

Ed's Pick: The Era of Immersive Health Technology

Within healthcare, immersive technologies have the potential to disrupt every medical specialty and collectively can also be thought of as ‘digital…

Intellectualising the Artificial Pancreas

In 1500 BC, clinical features similar to diabetes were described by the ancient Egyptians.1 True understanding of diabetes however, including the role…

Artificial Intelligence

E-learning in Pathology Education: A Narrative Review and Personal Perspective

In recent years, E-learning, also known as web-based learning, online learning, computer-assisted instruction, or internet-based learning…

The Revolutionary Catheter

Urinary catheterisation is necessary in 25% of all hospitalised patients, as well as in those who are bedbound in hospices or in nursing homes.

m(y)Health – Handing Disease Ownership Back to the Patients

Many industries are capitalising on the increased use of smartphones, and the healthcare industry is no exception. With a predicted growth of 15%…