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The Legacy of Sheila Sherlock in Hepatology

Sheila Sherlock’s impact on the field of hepatology is felt throughout the world, having been at the heart of pioneering research discoveries and the…

An Interview with Heather Moses from Roche

An interview with Heather Moses, Head of Medical Affairs, Roche Products Ltd. We met with Heather at the Roche Hub, Welwyn Garden City, where Heather provided insight on the current and evolving landscape of Medical Affairs, as well as a personal perspective on senior leadership within the life-sciences industry.

Cannabis Use Impacts Sperm Health

LEGALISATION of cannabis use in various states within the USA has seen the substance thrown into the national spotlight; however, the impact the drug…

New Risk Factors Identified for Childhood Asthma

PREVENTING childhood asthma is one of the leading goals of respiratory medicine and modifiable risk factors are highly prized.

"We Want to Cover an Entire Therapeutic Spectrum, Helping Patients to Become Owners of their Conditions Alongside Dermatologists"

Alfredo Barón de Juan is Executive Vice President of Global Commercial Operations and Chief Commercial Officer of the Spanish-based pharmaceutical company Almirall. In a recent interview, we discussed a range of topics, such the importance of company values to the success of Almirall and the growth of partnerships and collaboration in the pharma industry.

A Link Between Migraine and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS (T2DM) risk is lowered in women who experience migraines, according to the results of a large observational study of French, female patients. With headache disorders…

Overcoming Challenges in Reproductive Health Applications by Deploying More Sensitive and Accurate Molecular Technologies

This review discusses specific challenges associated with traditional non-molecular and older-generation molecular techniques in reproductive health, and…

EMJ Reproductive Health 5 [Suppl 1] 2019

This review discusses specific challenges associated with traditional non-molecular and older-generation molecular techniques in reproductive health, and…

Exercise-Induced Neuron Activity Leads to Sustained Metabolic Benefits

LONG-LASTING metabolic impact of a single exercise session could prove invaluable to patients with diabetes, suggests new research from…

The 5th International Symposium on Collaterals to the Brain (Collaterals 2018)

The 5th International Symposium on Collaterals to the Brain (Collaterals 2018) took place on 6–8th November 2018 in Los Angeles, California, USA.