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Higher Trimethylamine N-Oxide Levels Linked to Greater Risk of Heart Problems

SCIENTISTS have found that higher levels of the trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) molecule produced in gut bacteria from components such as dairy products…

Introducing EMJ Innovations 1.1

United Kingdom, January 10, 2017: Happy new year and welcome to our first journal of the year, the inaugural edition of the European Medical Journal…

EMJ Innovations 1.1 2017

Happy new year and welcome to our first journal of the year, the inaugural edition of the European Medical Journal Innovations eJournal, our new venture…

Review of MEDICA 2016

Welcome to European Medical Journal’s review of MEDICA 2016, the largest and most impactful medical trade fair globally…

Revolutionising Healthcare by Empowering Patients to Innovate

A growing stream of literature argues for a more active role for patients and caregivers in healthcare delivery, namely in…

New Models of Health

Last year in England alone there were approximately 57 million failed attempts to book general practitioner appointments.

Editor’s Pick: Democratising Healthcare: The Role of eHealth Technologies in Driving Patient Participation

Digital technologies are changing how we practice and experience healthcare. This review focusses on the role of eHealth technologies in facilitating…

Personalised Medicine with Companion Diagnostics: The Intercept of Medicines and Medical Devices in the Regulatory Landscape

Personalised medicine, with the aid of companion diagnostics, is a burgeoning field. The potential benefits of personalised medicine…

Self-Management in Epilepsy Care: Background, Barriers, and Solutions

Self-management programmes for epilepsy have been developed and studied for several decades but have proven difficult to implement and sustain…

The Prevalence of Item Construction Flaws in Medical School Examinations and Innovative Recommendations for Improvement

The purpose of this study was to calculate the prevalence and nature of item construction flaws within one large medical school and to identify several…