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EMJ Respiratory 7.1 2019

Introducing all our readers this year’s edition of EMJ Respiratory, an eJournal fit to burst with the latest hotly discussed topics and research findings…

Talking to Eric Bouilloux

Eric Bouilloux, Chief of Staff, Global Medical Affairs, Ipsen, discusses his career path to his current position and also share his views on the evolution of medical affairs.

Intervention in Malaria Parasite Journey May Reduce Disease Transmission

THE JOURNEY taken by malaria Plasmodium parasites for invasion of the liver may now be detectable, according to a new study…

Delayed Onset of Alzheimer’s Initiated by Anticoagulant in Mice

DELAYED onset of Alzheimer’s disease caused by a well-known anticoagulant has been demonstrated in a mouse model…

Predicting Methotrexate Response in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

CHANGES in DNA methylation at 4 weeks of methotrexate treatment for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) were associated with improvements in symptoms at 6 months…

Shedding New Light on Chronic Pain Link to Weather

“AROUND three-quarters of people living with arthritis believe their pain is affected by the weather,” explains Prof Will Dixon…

Review of the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Congress 2019

Barcelona, a city with undisputed character, ambience, and beauty, played host this year to the prestigious annual European Society…

A Novel Affinity-Enhanced NY-ESO-1-Targeting TCR-Redirected T cell Transfer Exhibiting Early-Onset Cytokine Release Syndrome and Subsequent Tumour Responses in Synovial Sarcoma Patients

Adoptive transfer of T cell receptor (TCR)-redirected T cells has been reported to exhibit efficacy in some patients with melanoma and sarcoma…

Inflection Point: Novel Treatment Options are Forcing Next-Generation Sequencing into Standard of Care for Molecular Profiling in Oncology

With a sustained number of new drugs or combination drugs entering standard of care this year, molecular testing should be…

The Anticancer Power of the Immune System – New Perspectives for Patients with Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

Despite the impressive advances that have been made in cancer diagnosis and therapy, there still exist groups of patients who are not responding to standard anticancer treatments…