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Health Europa brings you the latest Research & Innovation News from across the field of European Healthcare & Social Care Policy.

Organically farmed food has greater climate impact than farmed food

Organically farmed food has greater climate impact than farmed food

Researchers have found that organically farmed food has a bigger climate impact than conventionally farmed food, due to the greater areas of land required. A...
EIT Health focusing on digital biomarkers and mental & brain health

EIT Health focusing on digital biomarkers and mental & brain health

EIT Health aims to create new business ventures addressing the way in which mental and brain health is managed and the use of digital...
Evaluating blockchain and distributed ledger use for the NHS

Evaluating blockchain and distributed ledger use for the NHS

Dr Stewart Southey weighs the potential benefits of blockchain and distributed ledger technology in the NHS The past few years have seen a veritable frenzy...
Discover the progressive evolution of sex chromosomes

Discover the progressive evolution of sex chromosomes

University of Konstanz published new findings of the evolution of sex chromosomes that ran for 30 years on the genomic mechanisms of sex determination...
Microgravity: insight into the ageing process through tissue chips

Microgravity: insight into the ageing process through tissue chips

NIH-funded tissue chips are rocketed to the International Space Station, and this research in microgravity could produce new insights about the ageing process. During space...
£10.5 million (~€11.8 million) funding provided to those affected by alcohol

£10.5 million (~€11.8 million) funding provided to those affected by alcohol

Public Health England (PHE) has awarded £10.5 million funding to local projects to help improve the lives of adults and children affected by alcohol. The...
Natural selection in womb: can this explain adulthood health problems?

Natural selection in womb: can this explain adulthood health problems?

Researchers propose random epigenetic differences cause embryos to survive under adverse conditions, however survivors may experience adulthood health problems. According to the international research team...
Extracting single molecules has just been made easier

Extracting single molecules has just been made easier

Nanoscale tweezers can perform 'biopsies' on individual cells, therefore extracting single molecules from live cells, without destroying them. Researchers from Imperial College London, England, used...
Radiation therapy: the future of battling cancer

Radiation therapy: the future of battling cancer

New accelerator-based technology developed with aim of reducing side effects of cancer radiation therapy by shrinking its duration from minutes to under a second. Developed...
Decoding the synaptic changes of remembering and forgetting

Decoding the synaptic changes of remembering and forgetting

It's a common expression to say your brain is full, but now synaptic changes shows remembering and forgetting can be based on the brain...
CRISPR-Cas9 mutations: prediction tool for gene editing

CRISPR-Cas9 mutations: prediction tool for gene editing

The largest study of CRISPR-Cas9 mutations to date has developed a method to predict the exact mutations CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing can introduce to a...
Have medical studies found a way to reverse ageing?

Have medical studies found a way to reverse ageing?

Research data from human medical studies combined with analytical approaches from physics offer a whole new concept to understand and maybe even reverse ageing. Ageing...
Treating septic shock: Wellington and HBM invest millions in Adrenomed

Treating septic shock: Wellington and HBM invest millions in Adrenomed

Vascular integrity company, Adrenomed, announces the closing of a €24m financing led by top-tier investors Wellington and HBM, potentially being one step closer to...
People with paralysis can use brain-computer interface to control devices

People with paralysis can use brain-computer interface to control devices

Research shows brain-computer interface (BCI) allows people with paralysis to directly operate tablet/mobile devices just by thinking about making cursor movements and clicks. Tablets, mobile...
Short life expectancy: Poorest dying nearly 10 years younger than the rich

Short life expectancy: Poorest dying nearly 10 years younger than the rich

According to the Imperial College London, the gap between short life expectancy of the richest and poorest sectors of society in England is increasing. Researchers...
Cutting off melanoma skin cancer

Cutting off melanoma skin cancer

Researchers have found a way to stop the spread of cancer in mice by blocking specific molecules of melanoma skin cancer. Melanoma skin cancer tumours...
Could llama blood be the unlikely ally in producing antibody therapeutics?

Could llama blood be the unlikely ally in producing antibody therapeutics?

Researchers have used llamas to produce new antibody therapeutics with the potential to work against all types of flu, including new pandemics. After testing 60...
The use of pulse oximeters for assessing blood pressure

The use of pulse oximeters for assessing blood pressure

New research shows that assessing blood pressure can be done by fingertip pulse oximeters, a tool not generally used for that purpose. Researchers at Canada's University...
Privileged access management: the crucial step for secure, digitised healthcare

Privileged access management: a crucial step for secure, digitised healthcare

Proper cybersecurity hygiene in the healthcare sector is imperative. This journey all starts with effectively managing privileged access, as CyberArk’s David Higgins explains. The increased...
Chronic inflammation linked with various diseases & shorter life expectancy

Chronic inflammation linked with various diseases & shorter life expectancy

Using new tech, researchers have discovered that chronic inflammation is linked to increased risk for shorter lifespan and several organ-related diseases. By investigating a new...

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