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This is an institutional issue. Medicine is a patriarch, where your means to progress within your career depends on somebody else endorsing you Rosalind Searle Co-editor Professor Rosalind Searle, of the University of Glasgow’s Adam Smith Business School, is working with NHS England and health and social care regulators to educate and introduce workplace interventions read more

By deepening our understanding of how nerves, cells and immune responses interact in the gut, we can develop more targeted and personalized therapies – for example for allergies, irritable bowel syndrome or chronic inflammatory bowel diseases Christoph Klose An international research team led by Charité, the University of Bern, and Inselspital Bern, Bern University Hospital, read more

The innovative approach for detecting nitrosamine impurities in APIs addresses limitations of traditional mass-based techniques, research says. A team of researchers have developed a novel, rapid nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy-based methodology that can easily confirm or exclude the formation of every predictable nitrosamine for the active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) assessed. The early-stage tool combines read more

Changes proposed in the EU body’s regulatory framework aim to create a competitive and sustainable European bioeconomy. The European Commission (EC) has updated its Bioeconomy Strategy,proposing a simplified framework that prioritises a competitive and resilient European economy. For the EU to lead the bio-tech revolution, innovation and investment must be scaled beyond the lab, the read more

Our results indicate that there is a need to adapt treatment and follow-up for [patients with diabetes who undergo stent implantation] Thomas Nyström The results show that patients with type 1 diabetes have more than twice the risk of stent complications compared to patients without diabetes. For patients with type 2 diabetes, the risk is read more

Our study provides compelling evidence that investments in effective cancer treatments can yield significant long-term societal benefits N. Meltem Daysal This change enables researchers to assess the effects of radiation therapy without confounding from other treatments. The researchers found that radiation therapy reduced the risk of dying within 10 years of diagnosis by approximately 35%. read more

The proposed mechanical antibacterial approach offers a new way to use metal-organic frameworks, a Nobel Prize-winning material. An innovative, mechanical technique has shown promise for eliminating biofilms without requiring antibiotics or toxic metals, according to researchers in Sweden. In their study, the team from Chalmers University of Technology coated surfaces with metal-organic frameworks, a nanomaterial read more

The modern Industrial Strategy is informing the UK government’s decisions in the Budget. The UK government’s new Autumn Budget delivers a mixed prospect for life sciences, according to industry experts. While it promises to back AI integration and company scale-ups, with additional commitment to boosting manufacturing capacity, many firms are set to be hit by read more