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Cardiology
13 Jan 2017

Ancient Retroviruses Date Back to Palaeozoic Era, 500 Million Years Ago

RETROVIRUSES, the family of viruses that includes HIV, are nearly half a billion years old, according to research from the University of Oxford, Oxford, UK.
Oncology
11 Jan 2017

Inhibiting Specific Protein Stops Repair of Aggressive Tumour Cells

INHIBITING the RAD51 protein found in the brain could improve the effectiveness of radiotherapy treatment for an aggressive type of brain tumour…
Hematology
11 Jan 2017

£34.7 Million HARMONY Project to Create Better Outcomes for Blood Disorder Patients

A £34.7 MILLION project launching later this month at the Northern Institute for Cancer Research in England will aim to create better treatment outcomes…
Oncology
10 Jan 2017

Higher Trimethylamine N-Oxide Levels Linked to Greater Risk of Heart Problems

SCIENTISTS have found that higher levels of the trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) molecule produced in gut bacteria from components such as dairy products…
Cardiology
10 Jan 2017

Introducing EMJ Innovations 1.1

United Kingdom, January 10, 2017: Happy new year and welcome to our first journal of the year, the inaugural edition of the European Medical Journal…
Cardiology
9 Jan 2017

Low Levels of Physical Activity Can Still Improve Happiness

THE RESULTS of a large study that used the smartphones of over 10,000 participants show that small amounts of physical activity, or non-exercise activity…
Gastroenterology
9 Jan 2017

Genetic Variants Affecting Crohn’s Disease Severity Not Linked to Disease Risk

RESEARCHERS at the University of Cambridge have identified four genetic variants that affect the severity of Crohn’s disease but appear to have no…
Dermatology
9 Jan 2017

Psoriasis Onset Linked to Alcohol Consumption

ALCOHOL consumption has continuously been linked to a number of dermatological conditions. Although still not proven, studies have now provided…
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