Discover how Manuka honey can kill drug resistant bacteria found in cystic fibrosis infections
According to experts at Swansea University, UK, Manuka honey could provide the key to tackling drug resistant bacteria in cystic fibrosis infections – could...
Let’s talk about World Menstrual Hygiene Day
With it being World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2019, let’s take the opportunity to highlight the growing contribution to research and global action on menstrual...
Introducing the clinical research facility with 20 years of ground-breaking experience
Based at Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester and founded in 1999, clinical research facility MEU, is one of the UK’s leading specialist facilities, and this...
Aluminium-free deodorant market poised to rake in $1,200 million (~€1,076 million) in 2019
The aluminium-free deodorant market has high growth potential in the personal care product industry owing to the high demand for natural products.
According to a...
With the new Parliament, breast cancer care and prevention must be a top priority
Discover how MEPs Elena Gentile, Cristian-Silviu Bușoi, and Lieve Wierinck, have been working to ensure breast cancer care and prevention remain a significant policy...
Discover the collaboration that aims to improve medical cannabis access across the UK
Cannuba collaborates with Drug Science to launch a medical cannabis working group, will develop approaches to improving medical cannabis access to patients in the...
Discover the new compound which kills antibiotic resistant gram-negative bacteria
A new compound developed by experts from University of Sheffield, UK, has killed antibiotic resistant gram-negative bacteria - could this pave the way for...
Neuroblastoma treatment: new synthetic molecules boosting efficacy of therapy
According to researchers, newly developed synthetic molecules that deliver drugs to an aggressive tumour in children could be an improved version of neuroblastoma treatment.
A...
Aggregating amyloid proteins play a key part in Alzheimer’s disease
Stockholm University and Karolinska Institutet have discovered that viruses can bind a special class of proteins called amyloid proteins that play a part in...
Could we be one step closer to global Strep A vaccine?
The search for a global Strep A vaccine has narrowed after researchers sequenced the DNA of more than 2,000 Group A Streptococcus samples from...
Did you know neck circumference predicts a deadly cluster of cardiovascular risk factors?
According to research presented at the Asian Pacific Society of Cardiology Congress (APSC) 2019, neck circumference predicts a deadly cluster of cardiovascular risk factors.
The...
The world of Tilray: licensing and certification enhances capacity to export medical cannabis
Discover how licensing and certification will enhance Tilray’s capacity to export medical cannabis from Portugal to Germany, other EU member states and international markets.
Tilray,...
Every two hours in England, someone loses their leg due to a non-healing wound
The first national Legs Matter Awareness Week is being held this June, and is urging people to ‘stand up’ to one of the UK’s...
How healthcare mobility can help in reducing hospital management cost
With digitalisation on the rise, discover how utilising healthcare mobility can help the world of medicine reduce its hospital management cost.
What an incredibly huge...
GroGenex meets all of your growing, genetics and extraction needs
GroGenex boasts a highly specialised all-star grow team providing comprehensive cultivation, cannabis extraction and distribution services to the medical cannabis industry.
Throughout the years GroGenex...
Examining ethical issues surrounding wearable brain devices marketed to consumers
Wearable brain devices are now being marketed directly to consumers and often claim to confer benefits like boosting memory and modulating symptoms of depression...
Backing the cry of 35,000 Brits for more dementia research funding
Rachel Riley, English TV presenter & mathematician, today joined Alzheimer’s Research UK to present the signatures of nearly 35,000 members of the public for...
One in ten NHS Trusts are fully digitised, despite plans for a paperless NHS
Majority of NHS Trusts are yet to fully embrace digital patient records, as New FoI data reveals there is still progress to be made...
Mitral regurgitation treatment: more precise classification severity now likely
Mitral regurgitation is due to the inability of the mitral valve to close properly, and now, according to MedUni Vienna, there is now revolutionary...
Old bedsheets could have traces of bacteroidales – which is linked to pneumonia and...
The bacteria, bacteroidales, which is linked to pneumonia and gonorrhoea has been found in month-old bedsheets according to Time4Sleep research.
Discovered in new research conducted...