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Allergy & Immunology
25 Jan 2016

Optimised Antibiotic Regimens May Reduce TB Treatment Failures

NOTORIOUSLY difficult to treat, antibiotic-resistant tuberculosis (TB) would develop less frequently if there was greater optimisation of…
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Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
25 Jan 2016

Promiscuous Proteins – Potential New Treatments?

ENZYMES catalyse almost every chemical reaction in biology, and the specificity and physiological roles of many have been well characterised over the years.
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Diabetes
18 Jan 2016

Better In Than Out: Homemade Meals May Lower Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

PROTECTION against the development of Type 2 diabetes (T2D) may be improved by eating more homemade meals. It is already known that dining out…
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General Healthcare
18 Jan 2016

Commuting by Public Transport Instead of by Car May Improve Health

PUBLIC transport may be a better way to get to work than driving for those who want to improve their health. Researchers have found that the risks of…
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Cardiology
15 Jan 2016

European Society of Cardiology CEO wins PCMA Chairman’s Award

Sophia Antipolis, 14 January 2016: The Chief Executive Officer of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), Isabel Bardinet, has received the…
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General Healthcare
12 Jan 2016

Helsinn Celebrates its 40th Anniversary

Lugano, Switzerland, January 11, 2016: Helsinn, the Swiss pharmaceutical Group focused on building quality cancer care, is delighted to launch its 40th…
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General Healthcare
11 Jan 2016

European Pain Federation EFIC® Launches New Information Campaign

In calling for the “European Year Against Joint Pain”, the European Pain Federation EFIC® is devoting itself this year to an especially widespread…
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Gastroenterology
11 Jan 2016

Organoids: Mini-Organs for Gastrointestinal Research

RESEARCH on the intestine is a rapidly evolving field for a multitude of reasons, not least due to the incredible progress made in the development of…