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24 May 2016

‘Societal Impact of Pain’ Symposium 2016 Discusses the Socioeconomic Impact of Pain and Policy Solutions

Brussels, May 24, 2016: Approximately 20 percent of Europe’s adult population, more than 80 million people, suffer from chronic pain, meaning pain…
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23 May 2016

Global Spread of Zika “of Utmost Concern” Say Experts

London, 20 May 2016: The President of the World Federation of Neurology (WFN) Prof Raad Shakir (London), said today that following the first confirmed…
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23 May 2016

Prominent Dermatologists and Venereologists Discuss Refugee Crisis at EADV Symposium in Athens, Greece

Brussels, 23/05/16: The 13th Symposium of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, which opened its doors last Thursday 19th May and…
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23 May 2016

Novel Computational Model Simulates Long-Term Osteoarthritic Risk

DEGENERATION rates of joint cartilage over time have been accurately predicted using a newly developed computer simulation model, researchers have…
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16 May 2016

Enlarged Prostate: New Research Puts Nocturia to Bed

A NEW technique in interventional radiology has shown promise in a recent study on the treatment of nocturia (needing to urinate during the night) as…
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16 May 2016

Molecular Similarities in Breast and Bladder Cancers

THE DISCOVERY of molecular signatures, common in a newly defined subtype of bladder cancer, that are similar to the signatures in certain types of breast…
May 2016

EMJ Gastroenterology 5 [Suppl 8] 2016

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) describes two inflammatory conditions of the gastrointestinal tract: ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn’s disease (CD).
12 May 2016

How to Improve Your Success in Treating Mild and Moderate Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) describes two inflammatory conditions of the gastrointestinal tract: ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn’s disease (CD)…
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9 May 2016

‘Leaky’ Vessels Answer to Unresponsive Cancer

PROMISING research, which has implications for the development of treatments for medulloblastoma, the most common brain tumour in children, has emerged…
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9 May 2016

Brain Rewiring After Stroke May be Answer to Therapy

RECOVERY following a stroke can be difficult, but a new study gives an insight into potential recovery markers and new treatment options.