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Single Injection ‘Could Repair Damaged Hearts’ After World-First Trial

Professor Noel Caplice, Chair of Cardiovascular Sciences at University College Cork (UCC), and his cardiologist colleagues at Cork University Hospital…

Mental Health Education Should Be as Important as Going to School, Expert Warns

According to recent headlines, mental health education should also be taught in schools. The recent debate has been sparked by a petition spearheaded by…

New Hope in Fight Against Pancreatic Cancer

MIR506, a small microRNA molecule, could be the key to new treatments to suppress deadly and aggressive pancreatic cancer, a new study has found. Through…

Discovery of New Role of the Lungs in Blood Formation

VIDEO microscopy of a living mouse lung has led to the surprising discovery that platelets are formed in the lungs as well as in the bone marrow. The…

European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO): Annual Flu Jab May Pose Greater Risk for Lung Cancer Patients Under Immunotherapy

Geneva, Switzerland, 26 April, 2017 – Lung cancer patients treated with immunotherapy may be at increased risk of adverse events after receiving the…

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Leprosy: A Disease That Still Exists

If you think leprosy is a disease of the past, think again. Leprosy is still rife in the developing world and the poorest of communities overseas and is…

EAU 2017 – Congress Highlights

Our full congress review of EAU 2017 will be available soon in our Urology 5.1 eJournal, but for now take a look at the highlights from this year’s event…

EAU 2017 – Interview – Dr Riccardo Autorino

An interview with Dr Riccardo Autorino (Case Medical Center, USA) at this year’s EAU congress held in London, UK.

Vaginal Bacterium Linked to Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections

RECURRENT urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women have been suggested to be triggered when the bladder is exposed to common vaginal bacterium…

Fingerprinting Tool Improves HIV Vaccine Potential

A NEW technique for fingerprinting the shield of sugar molecules, called glycans, that surrounds the glycoprotein envelope of the HIV virus has been…