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EMJ Hematology 5 [Suppl 11] 2017

This article comprises a summary of scientific sessions on β-thalassaemia that took place on 2nd–4th February 2017, as part of the European Hematology…

Shuwen Biotech Receives CE Mark for EGFR Mutation PCR Kit for Lung Cancer

Deqing, China, 18 September, 2017 – Shuwen Biotech announced today that it has received CE-IVD marking for its EGFR real time PCR detection kit…

RedHill Biopharma Initiates Promotion of Esomeprazole Strontium Delayed-Release Capsules 49.3 mg in the U.S.

RedHill Biopharma Ltd. announced that it has initiated promotion of Esomeprazole Strontium Delayed-Release (DR) Capsules 49.3 mg1 in the U.S.

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ESC 2017 – Opening Ceremony

Our full congress review of ESC 2017 will be available soon for free in our Cardiology 5.1 eJournal, but here is a look at the opening ceremony while you…

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ESC 2017 – Congress Highlights

Here is a look at this year’s congress highlights, and grab our full congress review of ESC 2017 in EMJ’s Cardiology 5.1 eJournal, coming soon.

Innovative Gene Therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

INJECTED microdystrophin restores muscle strength and clinical symptoms in dogs with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, according to new research. This…

Nanotechnology Device Transforms Skin Cells into Any Organ

GROUNDBREAKING research by an American team has revealed a successful method of restoring damaged organs using a single small chip. This breakthrough in…

ESHRE 2017 – Interview – Dr Arianna D’Angelo

An interview with Dr Arianna D’Angelo (Fertility Institute-Cardiff University, UK) at this year’s ESHRE congress held in Geneva, Switzerland.

Kidney Graft Survival Unaffected by Donor Age

GRAFT SURVIVAL rate of a transplanted kidney is similar for kidneys from both donors aged >80 years and donors ≤60 years of age, according to…

Kidney Function Decline Linked to Atrial Fibrillation Risk

DECREASED kidney function is associated with a greater chance of atrial fibrillation development, new research suggests. Due to the poor clinical outcome…