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Realising the Full Potential of Biosimilars: Interviews with Three Key Opinion Leaders

These valuable insights were obtained from a series of interviews conducted between 19th September and 8th October 2018 by the European Medical Journal…

ProbeFix: Continuous Ultrasound Imaging and Improved Ergonomics

Working in the medical sector, whether as a nurse, researcher, or doctor, is often physically demanding. Healthcare workers are reported to sustain…

Focus on Family: Family is the Key for Detection, Prevention, and Management of Diabetes! A World Diabetes Day Message

In 2017, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF)1 reported that 425 million adults have diabetes worldwide, and India alone has 73 million adults…

Screening Programmes Improve Chances of Survival in Breast Cancer Patients

Debate has been ongoing for some time in the medical community as to whether screening programmes for breast cancer have any significant impact on the…

Universal Blood Test for Cancer Under Development

Diagnosing cancer at an early stage is acknowledged as one of the best ways to achieve the best possible outcome for patients. With the incidence of…

Positive Phase II Trial Results Assessing Ustekinumab for the Treatment of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)

Lupus is a condition for which the creation of new treatment options is of paramount importance. There is as yet no cure for the disease…

Award-Winning Schoen Clinic Attends Arab Health 2019 to Showcase Brand New Harley Street Hospital

Schoen Clinic – the largest family-run hospital group in Germany – will be at Arab Health 2019 to showcase its first purpose-built hospital outside…

The European Medical Journal Presents: EMJ Diabetes 6.1

EMJ Diabetes 6.1 is now available, presenting a full review of the 54th Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD 2018)…

Pushing the Frontiers of Neurology: The Impact of Microgravity

Space: The final frontier. However, it seems that this frontier may not remain unexplored from a neurological standpoint for that much longer, with a…

Artificial Intelligence in CT Images of the Brain

Artificial intelligence has been used for the reading of CT images. A computer has been taught how to scan CT head images to discern serious brain…