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Laser-printed graphene-electrode biosensor can detect blood disorders

Health
Scientists have designed a high-performance laser-printed graphene-electrode biosensor, that can be used to detect blood disorders.

Scientists use neutron scattering experiments to understand tumour suppression

Health
Scientists have used neutron scattering techniques to investigate what happens inside cells when they are at risk of becoming cancerous.

Evolutionary theory in applied problem-solving

Research & Discovery
Professor Lawrence C Scharmann explains how the Darwinian evolutionary theory and common ancestry can be used as problem solving tools.

Osteoclasts and their role in musculoskeletal disease

Health
Dr Salber of Hospital of the RUHR-University Bochum discussess how osteoclasts have a role as cells responsible for the resorption of bone.

New peptide treatment could prevent COVID-19 symptoms

Health
Researchers have developed a new peptide therapy that is showing success as a way to prevent COVID-19 symptoms in mice.

Study reveals positive role of androgens in breast cancer treatment

Health
New evidence about the positive role of androgens in breast cancer treatment has been discovered by researchers at the University of Adelaide.

Role of ADAMTS1 in the development of uveal melanoma

Health
Scientists have demonstrated the role of ADAMTS1 in the development of uveal melanoma, one of the rarest and most aggressive cancers.

3D computer simulations identify how proton pump inhibitors can increase dementia risk

Health
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet report that the long-term use of proton pump inhibitors could increase the risk of developing dementia.

New review of the use of Artificial Intelligence in treating and diagnosing brain disease

Health
Italian scientists have examined the use of AI in treating brain disease to determine the value of advanced algorithms in a clinical setting.

New computing technique uses data from CT scans to increase the accuracy of tumour biopsies

Health
New research suggests that a new advanced computing technique, which uses routine medical scans, can allow for more accurate tumour biopsies.

Regenerative medicine in the era of COVID-19

Health
Mike Lehmicke, Director of Science and Industry Affairs at the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine, discusses the alliance’s key focus areas, as well as topics such as the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic

World Congress on Public Health 2020: striving for solidarity in health

Health
The WFPHA’s Walter Ricciardi, and EUPHA’s Iveta Nagyova and Dineke Zeegers Paget discuss the major achievements of the recent virtual World Congress on Public Health 2020

Heating tumours whilst they undergo chemotherapy can kill up to 98% of brain cancer cells

Health
According to a new study, heating cancer cells whilst they undergo chemotherapy is a highly effective method of killing them.

Shining a light on Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Health
SIOP Europe speaks about Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, urging Europe to recognise that paediatric cancer remains an urgent health issue.

Continuing to bring hope to diabetes patients

Health
Stefano Del Prato spoke of continuing to bring hope to diabetes patients as he opened the organisation’s 56th annual meeting.

Innovation in osteochondral scaffold for early intervention of osteoarthritis

Health
By finding a way to treat patients at an early stage of cartilage damage we could delay or avoid the need for a total joint replacement.

How silkworm models can help develop new anti-diabetic drugs

Health
Yasuhiko Matsumoto of Meiji Pharmaceutical University has identified silkworms as an insect disease model for a new anti-diabetic drugs.

Researchers suggest an Alzheimer’s protein can help doctors stage the disease

Health
Scientists have discovered that a novel form of an Alzheimer's protein can indicate what stage of the disease a person is suffering from.

Genetically engineered T-cells can target and attack pathogenic T-cells that cause Type 1 diabetes

Health
A new study has found that a genetically engineered T-cell is able to target and attack pathogenic T-cells.

Wastewater-based epidemiology could help in the fight against COVID-19

Health
Hokkaido University Assistant Professor Masaaki Kitajima and Ryo Iwamoto from Shionogi & Co Ltd are developing an innovative early warning and mass diagnosis system...
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