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17 Feb 2017

Blood Test Could Predict Which Children Develop Tuberculosis

A BLOOD test commonly used to screen adults for tuberculosis (TB) could predict whether children infected with the TB bacteria are likely to go…
7 Feb 2017

Microgreen Consumption May Lower Cardiovascular Risk

MICROGREENS, seedlings of plants often used as up-market garnishes, may be the key to better cardiovascular protection and lower levels of circulating…
1 Feb 2017

Urine Samples Used to Detect Bladder Cancer

SCIENTISTS have developed a non-invasive bisulphite sequencing test to detect bladder cancer using urine samples that matches the performance of a…
13 Jan 2017

Biologics Could Reduce Risk of Heart Attack in Arthritis Patients by 40%

RHEUMATOID arthritis patients receiving biological treatments can have a reduced heart attack risk of 39% when compared to patients receiving only…
13 Jan 2017

Amygdala Identified as Mediator Between Stress and Heart Problems

SCIENTISTS have for the first time identified the region of the brain that links stress in an individual to later experiencing adverse cardiovascular…
13 Jan 2017

Ancient Retroviruses Date Back to Palaeozoic Era, 500 Million Years Ago

RETROVIRUSES, the family of viruses that includes HIV, are nearly half a billion years old, according to research from the University of Oxford, Oxford, UK.
10 Jan 2017

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…
9 Jan 2017

Low Levels of Physical Activity Can Still Improve Happiness

THE RESULTS of a large study that used the smartphones of over 10,000 participants show that small amounts of physical activity, or non-exercise activity…