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New hope for UC patients: J&J drug wins EU approval
J&J’s guselkumab gets EU approval for ulcerative colitis, offering new hope for patients who don’t respond to current treatments.
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New hope for UC patients: J&J drug wins EU approval
J&J’s guselkumab gets EU approval for ulcerative colitis, offering new hope for patients who don’t respond to current treatments.
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The UK government has formally signed into law new clinical trial regulations, designed to modernise operations across the country.
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Could gene therapy transform heart failure treatment?
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New study shines light on dementia in the workplace
A new study is challenging the belief that dementia is incompatible with modern work environments, with AI helping employees stay in work.
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