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Discovery of Defence Mechanism Against Oxygen Radicals

New treatments for a range of conditions including Alzheimer’s and certain cancers could be developed following research from the University of Bern…

The Growth of Digital Technology in the National Health Service (NHS)

The EMJ team were in attendance at this year’s Digital Health Technology Show, which took place at the Excel Centre in London, UK…

Wirelessly Powered Implanted Body Devices

Remote control of devices implanted deep within the body could be made possible using new technology created by researchers from Massachusetts Institute…

3D-Printed Human Corneas

A unique bioink has been developed that allows three-dimensional (3D) printing of human corneas for the first time. This proof-of-concept study…

“Pharma need to start demonstrating a culture shift through actions rather than just words”

As Research Director, Karen Taylor heads up the Centre for Health Solutions, delivering insights and thought leadership to the healthcare and life…

Antibiotic Resistance: How Did We Get Here and What Can We Do Now?

Bacteria, with their ability to cause chaos despite being extremely tiny, have long been a fascination of mine.

Janssen’s Tremfya®▼ (guselkumab) receives its first two positive Health Technology Assessments in Europe

The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson today announced that the United Kingdom’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence…

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An Interview with Houda Kamoun from Aptus Health

An interview with Houda Kamoun, Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer, Aptus Health at eyeforpharma, Barcelona 2018 who shares her insights…

Galway’s Success Challenges Common Preconceptions About LDR Brachytherapy as a Treatment for High-Risk Prostate Cancer

The Galway Clinic is a state of the art private hospital in Galway, Ireland that provides 24-hour healthcare services. The clinic introduced Oncology…

Conversion Technique Could Enhance Understanding of Neurological Disorders

Neurological disorders such as schizophrenia and autism could be studied more effectively after researchers from Stanford University, California, USA…