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Diabetes
15 Oct 2019

Naturally Sweet Drinks also Increase the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

A new study from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, found that individuals who increase their consumption of sugary…
Dermatology
8 Oct 2019

Novel Skin Patch for Flu Treatment May Triumph Over Use of Needles

DELIVERY of vaccines by means of a skin patch could reduce the need for vaccines requiring needles in less developed countries and presents no side effects. According to the author of this study…
Dermatology
8 Oct 2019

Longer Tanning Sessions May be Associated with Squamous Cell Carcinoma Risk

ULTRAVIOLET radiation emitted with indoor tanning has been associated with an increased risk of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)…
General Healthcare
1 Oct 2019

Raising the Stakes at EMG’s Quarterly Planning Day

On Friday 20th September, the elegant and exclusive Eight Club played host to EMG’s 3rd planning day of the year…
Gastroenterology
1 Oct 2019

Anticancer Properties of Tomatoes Hindered Through Iron Counteraction

THE COMPLEX nature of dietary benefits and risks, particularly regarding disease prevention, requires ongoing attention from nutritionists…
Gastroenterology
1 Oct 2019

Body Clock Dysfunction Implicated in Sleep Pattern and Gut Health Connection

NEW FINDINGS have revealed a specialised sub-set of cells residing in the gut as being important regulators of intestinal inflammation through a body…
Urology
24 Sep 2019

Blood Test Could Replace Invasive Biopsies in Prostate Cancer Detection

AGGRESSIVE prostate cancer could be detected by a new blood test, potentially reducing the need for biopsies. Research by the Queen Mary University…
Urology
24 Sep 2019

Prostate Cancer Risk Linked to Increased Levels of Progenitor Cells

PROSTATES of older mice have been found to contain a higher quantity of luminal progenitor cells, which generate new prostate tissue, than of younger mice…