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European Medical Journal 1.1 2016

The first edition of the European Medical Journal is available now, this is the first of four issues new for 2016. Throughout this sequence of journals…

An interview with Professor Geert D’Haens at the 23rd UEG Week

An interview with Professor Geert D’Haens (Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) at the 23rd United European…

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Optimised Antibiotic Regimens May Reduce TB Treatment Failures

NOTORIOUSLY difficult to treat, antibiotic-resistant tuberculosis (TB) would develop less frequently if there was greater optimisation of…

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Promiscuous Proteins – Potential New Treatments?

ENZYMES catalyse almost every chemical reaction in biology, and the specificity and physiological roles of many have been well characterised over the years.

Results of the GOLIATH Study

Professor Andrea Tubaro discusses the results of the GOLIATH study, which compared the Greenlight laser system with TURP in the treatment of benign…

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The Importance of Day-Case Surgery

Dr Ian Jackson describes the importance of day-care surgery for health service economies during the ‘GreenlightTM Laser System for Day-Case Surgery’s…

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Q&A Session – Impact of the GreenLight Laser System for Day-Case Surgery

Mr Gordon Muir answers questions from the audience about the effect and impact of the Greenlight laser system for day-case surgery, which took place on…

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Detailed timelines of cancer development

At the 2015 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Cancer Conference, Peter Van Loo, PhD, from The Francis Crick Institute, London, UK, discusses the…

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Lifestyle behaviour and cancer prevention

Eileen Kaner, MSc, PhD, Hon FRCP gives an overview of a session focusing lifestyle behaviour and cancer prevention presented at the 2015 National Cancer…

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Trends in e-cigarette use in England

At the 2015 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Cancer Conference, Robert West, PhD, from University College London, London, UK, discusses data…