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World Stroke Day 2018: Trends in Ischaemic Stroke and Clot Science

Stroke is a disease that has devastating consequences for millions of people around the world. Overall, it is the second leading cause of death…

EADV 2018 - Congress Highlights

Dive into the venue of this year’s European Academy of Dermatology and Venerology (EADV) annual congress, in our inside look at Messe München GmbH in…

Results from an Animal Model of Asthma

Findings from an animal study have provided a new way of thinking about asthma attacks. One of the researchers involved in the study, Dr Richard Wilson…

Potential Link Between the Immune System and Premature Birth

Premature birth is a major cause of infant death and disability, with around 337,000 babies born prematurely in the USA in 2016. A link between the…

Results from the PORTICO Phase IV Trial Presented at the ERS International Congress 2018

During this year’s European Respiratory Society (ERS) international congress a plethora of exciting new studies were presented…

Reduced Risk of Ovarian Cancer Associated with New Contraceptives

One hundred million women use daily oral contraceptives. Previously published work has shown a reduced risk of developing ovarian cancer following the…

Pregnancy Outcomes Determined from DNA Sequencing

Pregnancy outcomes and disease susceptibility have been linked to genetic variations by results from the largest set of genomic sequencing conducted in…

MAXIMISE THE RETURN FROM YOUR SYMPOSIUM

It’s symposium day and you’re experiencing cold sweats, stressing over your speakers and slides. But what’s the use in worrying about the content, when…

Coeliac Disease Research Aids Development of a Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus Vaccine

Immunotherapy used to treat coeliac disease has been identified as being potentially transferable for treating Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) patients…

Reduced Risk of Infection with Well-Controlled HbA1c Levels

Diabetic patients who can effectively control their HbA1c levels have been found to have a significantly reduced risk of hospitalisation as a result of…