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Understanding of Important Protein Structure Shows How Viruses Disrupt Gene Expression

THE STRUCTURE of a protein complex crucial for gene expression has been revealed, showing how viruses such as influenza target the protein within the…

Use of Antibacterials Should be Reduced in Patients with a Sinus Infection According to New Guidelines

NEW GUIDELINES advise healthcare professionals to avoid prescribing antibiotics to treat sinus infections, except in cases where the symptoms are…

Oh, Did We Mention We Were Finalists in October?

So, if you are reading this blog, you may or may not be aware that our social media is quite a fabulous place to find yourself… and that’s not just our…

Introducing EMJ Diabetes 5.1

United Kingdom, October 31, 2017: EMJ would like to welcome you to the latest edition of EMJ Diabetes, a journal dedicated to detailing…

Review of the 53rd European Association for the Study of Diabetes Congress 2017

Sunny Lisbon played host to this year’s European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) 53rd Annual Meeting, welcoming 15,000 attendees…

Session One: Basal Insulins: Still Innovating After All These Years

Advances in understanding diabetes pathophysiology and treatment permit individualised therapy based on patient-centred treatment plans.

EMJ Diabetes 5.1 2017

EMJ would like to welcome you to the latest edition of EMJ Diabetes, a journal dedicated to detailing the vital progression in the treatment of diabetes…

A Role for Connexin Mediated Cell Communication in Fibrosis of Tubular Epithelial Cells in the Diabetic Kidney

Diabetic nephropathy represents the leading cause of end-stage renal disease and is the greatest cause of patient entry into the renal replacement…

Sex Differences in the Diabetes-Associated Risk of Cardiovascular Events in a Young Population

The diabetes-associated excess risk of cardiovascular diseases is known to be higher in women than in men. Find out more in the article

Session Two: Changing the Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Management Paradigm with Fixed-Ratio Combinations

Fixed-ratio combinations, the co-administration of two injectable therapies in a formulation that can be adjusted through titration, are changing the…