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Philips Showcases New Integrated Image-Guided Therapy Solutions at 2017 EuroPCR to Transform Cardiac Care and Help Improve Patient Care

Amsterdam, May 16, 2017 – Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA) will showcase its market-leading image guided therapy solutions at EuroPCR 2017…

EMJ Gastroenterology 6 [Suppl 8] 2017

Given the progressive nature of ulcerative colitis (UC), Prof Colombel argued that effective therapy is warranted early in the disease course…

Changing the Game in Ulcerative Colitis: The Impact of Gut-Selective Therapy

Effective therapy is warranted early in the course of ulcerative colitis, especially for patients judged at a high risk of colectomy.

Targeting Disease Progression in Crohn’s Disease: Fighting an Unrelenting Enemy

In the first presentation, Prof Panaccione considered how early treatment of Crohn’s disease (CD) is key for achieving the therapeutic goals, which…

Enzyme Offers New Treatment for Inflammatory Lung Disease

CHITIN, a compound known for its strength, can be destroyed by an enzyme secreted by the lungs according to results from a recent study. When…

Development of Allergic Asthma Prevented by Chloroquine and Quinine

KEY symptoms of asthma may be treatable, according to the results of a study investigating the effects of chloroquine and quinine in mice models of…

Study Identifies a New Test to Predict Severity of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Children

Prague, 13 May, 2017 – The results from a Norwegian study show that a new genetic test for characterising intestinal microbiota may help to diagnose…

NeuroDigm Uses Tissue Repair in an Innovative Nerve Pain Model

Colorado, USA, May 12, 2017 – NeuroDigm, dedicated to translating clinical knowledge into a new platform for research and development focused on neural…

University Research Opens Door to U.S. Market for UK Chemotherapy Scalp Cooling Firm

Huddersfield, UK, 10 May, 2017 – A pioneering UK company that produces technology designed to reduce hair loss during cancer treatment has been given…

Cheers to April!

Instead of dilly-dallying around looking at what May is yet to bring, this month we’ve decided to shake up our style and look back at how April went…