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22/09/2021 - Raise alcohol tax to prevent cancer - WHO
Alcohol-related cancer incidence and mortality could be cut significantly by increased taxation, World Health Organization experts say. More

20/09/2021 - Conference hears of cancer survival confusion
Most doctors are struggling to keep up with changes in cancer treatment, a European conference has been told. More

09/09/2021 - Prolonged exposure to traffic noise linked to dementia risk
Prolonged exposure to traffic noise is associated with a raised risk of developing dementia, according to Danish research published today. More

08/09/2021 - International consensus sought on e-cigarettes
A group of pharmacologists and public health researchers are calling for tighter regulations on the purchase and use of e-cigarettes and related heated tobacco products. More

08/09/2021 - Excess weight affects asthma drug response
Children who are overweight or obese might be at a raised risk of asthma attacks due to reduced effectiveness of their medication, new research suggests. More

07/09/2021 - Electronic nose 'detects' when failing lung transplant
An electronic “nose” can accurately detect when a lung transplant is starting to fail with 86% accuracy, experts will hear today. More

07/09/2021 - Lung function not affected in young adults with COVID-19
COVID-19 does not affect the lung function of young adults, according to the first study of its kind. More

01/09/2021 - Insight into COVID antibody failure
Around one in five infected people do not develop antibodies to COVID-19, according to a new study. More

31/08/2021 - Genetic association with lack of adherence to medication
Adherence to medication prescriptions can be affected by a range of genetic factors, a European conference has heard. More

27/08/2021 - Major progress in osteoarthritis research
A major step forward has been made in understanding genetic risk factors in osteoarthritis, researchers have reported. More

27/08/2021 - Drones to drop off defibrillators?
A drone could deliver life-saving defibrillator to an individual with a suspected cardiac arrest quicker than an ambulance could arrive on the scene, Swedish research has found. More

25/08/2021 - Raised heart risk with gum disease
Periodontitis is linked to a significantly increased risk of cardiovascular disease, a conference will hear today. More

24/08/2021 - Young adults heart disease factors reported to major conference
People who suffer acute myocardial infarction under the age of 45 are more likely to be smokers, obese, and have high blood pressure or diabetes compared to their peers, researchers will reveal today. More

19/08/2021 - Dementia link to mentally unstimulating jobs
Having a job that is not mentally stimulating is linked to a significantly increased risk of developing dementia, researchers report today. More

19/08/2021 - Damaged fetal membranes can repair themselves
Fetal membranes can repair themselves after injury, researchers have found. More

10/08/2021 - Men's fertility affected by arthritis diagnosis
Men’s fertility may be affected if they are diagnosed with inflammatory arthritis before or during peak reproductive years, according to new Dutch research published today. More

06/08/2021 - More women needed for cardiovascular clinical trials
More women are needed to participate in heart disease research to ensure treatment recommendations meet their specific health needs, according to a new Dutch report. More

06/08/2021 - How heparin helps in COVID care
Heparin is an effective treatment for moderately ill COVID-19 patients but not for those with critical illness, according to the findings of a major international study. More

05/08/2021 - Artificial pancreas trial for people with type 2 diabetes
An artificial pancreas is being trialled for people with type 2 diabetes who also need kidney dialysis, it was revealed yesterday. More

04/08/2021 - COVID vaccine effective with rituximab
COVID-19 vaccination can effectively produce antibodies in patients on rituximab treatment, according to a new European study. More

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