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Night-Time Medication Routine May Reduce Risk of Cardiovascular Disorders

ANTI-hypertensive medication prescribed to patients with high blood pressure does not currently have any recommended treatment time. However, researchers…

Daily Alcohol Consumption Greater Predisposes to Atrial Fibrillation than Binge Drinking

FINDINGS have emerged from the Korea University College of Medicine in Seoul, People’s Republic of Korea, suggesting that…

Defining the Future of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Care: The Pivotal Role of Personalised Treatment

IBD is not one disease, but, rather, a whole range of diseases. It is a systemic immune disorder; therefore, in addition to causing conventional…

EMJ Gastroenterology 8 [Suppl 3] 2019

Bring together experts across the clinical gastrointestinal landscape, the symposium titled “Defining the Future of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Care…

Novel Nanoparticle Treatment has Potential to Reverse Coeliac Disease

Coeliac disease (CD) is an autoimmune disease which leads to damage in the small intestine as a result of dietary gluten. CD affects about 1% of the…

Link Found Between High Birthweight and Allergy in Children

Birthweight could be linked with childhood allergy, according to a recent study by a group of researchers…

Pathways to Silencing Psoriasis: Remission or Cure?

Psoriasis occurs more frequently alongside other IMID, indicating common pathogenetic pathways. Many of these IMID show familial accumulation…

EMJ Dermatology 7 [Suppl 9] 2019

In a symposium titled “Pathways to silencing psoriasis: remission or cure?”, presented at the 49th annual congress of the European Society for…

"Good innovation requires empathy, passion, and an entrepreneurial spirit"

Catalina Cernica is Head of Innovation Lab UK and Global Project Director at LEO Innovation Lab, alongside her role as CEO of the Health and Happiness…

Association Between Oral Contraceptive Use and Depressive Symptoms Reported in Adolescent Girls

Oral contraceptives are widely taken by young women, with many taking their first pill as a teen. A previous study in JAMA Psychiatry reported no…