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malaria transmission

New model reveals how malaria transmission is affected by climate change

The University of Leeds has pioneered a new model for monitoring how climate change is affecting malaria transmission in Africa. Previous methods to predict how...

Global collaboration announced to develop seralutinib for pulmonary hypertension

Chiesi Farmaceutici and Gossamer Bio Inc have entered into a global collaboration to develop seralutinib for pulmonary hypertension treatment.
nhs app

NHS App messaging saved more than £1m over the last year

Contacting millions of patients via NHS App messaging has saved the NHS £1.1m on the cost of sending the information via text message.

A type of cell that facilitates liver regeneration uncovered for the first time

A study has revealed how the newly found cells migrate to the site of liver damage, providing insight into cell regeneration. The findings could help...
flu vaccine

Duke University creates long-lasting flu vaccine

Duke University researchers have unveiled a promising breakthrough in the ongoing battle against influenza viruses. Their pioneering research has developed a universal, long-lasting flu vaccine...
ARM-002TM vaccine shows effectiveness against pancreatic cancer

Trial demonstrates ARM-002TM vaccine’s effectiveness against pancreatic cancer

Defence Therapeutics has announced a successful pre-clinical vaccination trial utilising its ARM-002TM vaccine against pancreatic cancer.
Omega-6 fatty acids may help prevent bipolar disorder

Omega-6 fatty acids may help prevent bipolar disorder

New University of South Australia research suggests that omega-6 fatty acids may help reduce the risk of developing bipolar disorder.
immune system

Unravelling the complexities of the immune system with AI

AI is helping to broaden our understanding of the immune system, including how it responds to and stores information on external pathogens and diseases....
brain tumour treatment

NHS approves breakthrough childhood brain tumour treatment

In a significant development for pediatric oncology, the NHS in England is poised to introduce the first-ever targeted brain tumour treatment for children and...
anti-cancer vaccine

ARM-002TM anti-cancer vaccine shows promise in combatting pre-established melanoma

Defence Therapeutics Inc. has unveiled the exceptional efficacy of its second-generation ARMTM anti-cancer vaccine. The anti-cancer vaccine, dubbed ARM-002TM, has demonstrated proficiency in combating pre-established...
Chiesi Group

Chiesi Group celebrates €3bn sales success in 2023

Chiesi Group, a renowned biopharmaceutical powerhouse headquartered in Parma, Italy, revealed €3bn in sales in 2023, a significant growth from the previous year. With 31...
type 1 diabetes

Search for new type 1 diabetes treatments aided by siblings with genetic change

Two siblings who have the only known mutations in a key gene have helped scientists find potential type 1 diabetes treatments. The new research, published...
nurses

Nursing resources affect patient experiences of hospital care

A new study has found that nursing resources affect hospital scores on a key measure of patient-centred care. As reported in the journal Medical Care,...
ACT label

B Medical Systems’ TCW40SDD receives ACT label from My Green Lab

B Medical Systems, an industry leader in the medical cold chain sector, has received the prestigious ACT label from My Green Lab for its...
cancer checks

NHS cancer checks more than doubled in the last decade

NHS cancer checks have topped three million in a year for the first time, more than doubling in the last decade.
cancer cells

Spread of triple-negative breast cancer fuelled by softer tumours

Researchers have found how the mechanical properties of triple-negative breast tumours can influence how their cancerous cells spread to other organs. According to new findings...
world parkinson's day

Commemorating World Parkinson’s Day across the globe

Today is World Parkinson’s Day 2024, and countries across the globe are marking the event to raise awareness of the disease. Read more here.
cancer

Neuroblastoma research could unlock more precise prognoses

A new neuroblastoma study has identified new subgroups with distinct prognoses and vulnerabilities to therapies.
hepatitis C testing

Thousands to benefit from rapid hepatitis C testing in England

The NHS has announced that thousands of people in England are set to receive rapid hepatitis C testing in the health service's latest drive...
MMR campaign

NHS MMR campaign successfully boosts vaccine uptake

Due to the NHS MMR campaign, tens of thousands more vaccinations were delivered in the first three months of this year compared with 2023.

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