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What do we know about women’s health?

What do we know about women’s health?

In a new report, Professor Johanne Sundby from Kilden genderresearch.no has argued that more knowledge is required to better understand women’s health. The report entitled...
Gene-edited pigs resistant to porcine reproductive & respiratory syndrome

Gene-edited pigs resistant to porcine reproductive & respiratory syndrome

By changing the genetic code of pigs, scientists at the University of Edinburgh's Roslin Institute, UK, have produced animals that can resist one of...
Innovative tissue analysis: Munich spin-off project receives Helmholtz funding

Innovative tissue analysis: Munich spin-off project receives Helmholtz funding

Tissue analysis is an essential tool for investigating diseases and is a mainstay in the field of diagnostics. Conventionally, tissue is fixed, sliced into...
Epigenetics: advancing diagnostics and accelerating precision medicine

Epigenetics: advancing diagnostics and accelerating precision medicine

Dr Jason Mellad, chief executive officer at Cambridge Epigenetix, discusses the emerging field of epigenetics-led diagnostics and personalised approaches to medicine. The exciting and rapidly...
Improving the efficiency of chemotherapy with a new molecule

Improving the efficiency of chemotherapy with a new molecule

Researchers from the CNRS and Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, France, have demonstrated that methiothepin, a small molecule, can improve the efficiency of chemotherapy by...
Mapping immune signalling

Mapping immune signalling

Anders Linden on the mapping of immune signalling via the cytokine interleukin-26 to identify novel diagnostic and therapeutic targets in COPD. In the research group...
How does the government work with the healthcare sector?

How does the government work with the healthcare sector?

The quality of the healthcare sector is important, with health professionals and organisations urging government officials to help aid those in need. So, how...
Too much blood pressure medication negatively affects older patients

Too much blood pressure medication negatively affects older patients

Old and frail patients are at an increased risk of mortality and memory issues if their blood pressure medication lowers their blood pressure too...
New therapy developed to treat lysosomal storage disease

New therapy developed to treat lysosomal storage disease

Scientists at the University of Manchester, UK, have developed a new gene therapy that will hopefully be used to treat children with Sanfilippo, a...
AI could be set to improve prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment

AI could be set to improve prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment

Data-driven artificial intelligence (AI) could help improve prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, according to researchers at Sweden’s Science for Life Laboratory. Cancer tumours are all...
High percentage of women experience severe reproductive health issues

High percentage of women experience severe reproductive health issues

A new Public Health England (PHE) survey has revealed over 30% of women experience severe reproductive health problems; however, under half seek the necessary...
An effective new treatment for cerebral malaria in mice found

An effective new treatment for cerebral malaria in mice found

Scientists from the universities of Manchester and Glasgow in the UK have found a potentially new way of treating cerebral malaria in a study...
Heat stress deaths avoidable by adhering to Paris Agreement climate goal

Heat stress deaths avoidable by adhering to Paris Agreement climate goal

Compelling new evidence from the University of Bristol, UK, has found that the number of deaths caused by heat stress could be limited if...
What went wrong in the UK National Health Service report?

What went wrong in the UK National Health Service report?

In an analysis of international health systems, the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) has received a mixed scorecard; what did the results show? In light...
Professor Mel Greaves recognised for work in childhood cancer research

Professor Mel Greaves recognised for work in childhood cancer research

Professor Mel Greaves, of the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR), London, has been awarded the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, USA,...
A new type of small-cell lung cancer has been discovered

A new type of small-cell lung cancer has been discovered

Researchers from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in the USA have discovered a new kind of small-cell lung cancer (SCLC), which is going to help...
Diabetes UK welcomes government’s Childhood Obesity Plan Chapter 2

Diabetes UK welcomes government’s Childhood Obesity Plan Chapter 2

The chief executive of Diabetes UK has expressed his approval of the government’s publication of the Childhood Obesity Plan Chapter 2, which he says...
Risk of developing certain cancer types is lower in light alcohol drinkers

Risk of developing certain cancer types is lower in light alcohol drinkers

Those who consume less than one drink per day are at the lowest risk of developing a number of cancer types, a risk which...
Pollution does not increase risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Pollution does not increase risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Air pollution does not increase the risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms in children aged three to ten years, a new study...
Competence makes thae difference in emergency medicine

Competence makes the difference in emergency medicine

Dr Roberta Petrino, president of the European Society for Emergency Medicine, shares with Health Europa her hopes for the inaugural Emergency Medicine Day. The European...

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