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Cardiology
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17th February 2017

Blood Test Could Predict Which Children Develop Tuberculosis

A BLOOD test commonly used to screen adults for tuberculosis (TB) could predict whether children infected with the TB bacteria are likely to go…
Respiratory
3 Mins
16th February 2017

Polyganics’ “STOP NEUROMA” Study Interim Data Shows Reduction in Pain

Groningen, The Netherlands, February 16, 2017 – Polyganics, a privately held medical technology company, announced today that interim results show a…
Hematology
1 Mins
15th February 2017

Biomarkers Can Help Predict Autism Before Characteristics Develop

EARLY brain development biomarkers could help to identify babies at high risk of autism before the onset of behavioural symptoms, according to the…
Innovations
1 Mins
15th February 2017

Large Genomic Study Identifies Genetic Markers for Male Baldness

THE RESULTS of a large genomic study using data from over 52,000 males has identified over 250 independent genetic loci associated with pattern baldness.
Oncology
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14th February 2017

Virtual Reality Project Awarded £20 Million in Funding for Cancer Research

CANCER RESEARCH UK has awarded millions in funding to scientists at the University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK, who will build three-dimensional (3D)…
Respiratory
1 Mins
13th February 2017

Nanoparticles Reactivate Dormant Viruses Within the Lungs

NANOPARTICLES produced by combustion engines may activate viruses that lie dormant in cells of the lung tissue, according to the results of a recently…
Respiratory
1 Mins
13th February 2017

Potential Association Found Between Asthma and Childhood Obesity

A POSSIBLE association between obesity and asthma has been found according to the results of a new study; more specifically in early-life asthma which…
Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
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10th February 2017

A New Treatment Option for Malaria?

THE DISCOVERY of a protein that assists parasites in attacking human red blood cells could be used to develop more developed vaccines for the disease…