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14/07/2021 - Plasma jabs no use for Achilles pain
A new study has found no benefit for treatment with platelet rich plasma injections for Achilles tendinopathy. More
12/07/2021 - Flu vaccines, HIV risks and double infection reported to conference
People vaccinated against flu may have enjoyed some protection against the worst effects of COVID-19, a major European conference has heard. More
09/07/2021 - Children's risk of developing severe COVID-19 'very low'
The risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19 is extremely low in children and teenagers, according to the most comprehensive analyses of public health data yet. More
08/07/2021 - Aspirin reduces heart attack risk in pneumonia patients
Aspirin can reduce the risk of myocardial infarction and stroke in patients with pneumonia, a new study reveals today. More
08/07/2021 - Back pain drugs and orthopaedic procedures questioned
Prescribing muscle relaxant drugs for low back pain gives only short-term relief and there is an increased risk of side-effects, new analysis claims today. More
07/07/2021 - Immune drug brings overall benefit for COVID-19
Mortality among patients hospitalised with COVID-19 is reduced when they receive treatment with Interleukin-6 antagonists, according to the findings of a major analysis that has led to a change to global guidelines. More
06/07/2021 - Aspirin could reduce metastatic spread
Aspirin could cut the risk of death in some cancer patients by up to 20%, according to a new analysis. More
06/07/2021 - Novel HIV vaccine trial starts at Oxford
A phase I trial into a novel HIV vaccine has begun in the UK. More
02/07/2021 - New warning on Africa pandemic
Africa is suffering from a “surging” third wave of the pandemic caused by several new variants, the World Health Organisation warned yesterday. More
30/06/2021 - Novel pancreatic cancer biomarker found
A new biomarker for pancreatic cancer has been identified, raising hopes of earlier diagnosis, British researchers have announced. More
29/06/2021 - Vaccine variations pass tests
Delaying second vaccine doses for months and mixing different types of COVID-19 vaccine all seem to be effective, according to findings reported by British researchers. More
28/06/2021 - Booster vaccine targets rogue variant
The first vaccine specifically tailored to tackle a new variant of COVID-19 is now being tested on volunteers, it was announced last night. More
23/06/2021 - Statins for heart failure linked to fewer cancers
People with heart failure who take statins may be at a reduced risk of cancer, researchers say today. More
23/06/2021 - Test may protect bladder cancer patients from relapse
Researchers looking at a new biomarker of residual bladder cancer have found that it identifies high risk patients who may benefit from additional treatment. More
18/06/2021 - Promising new way to fight SARS-CoV-2 unveiled
A new treatment that mends cell damage, rather than fighting the SARS-CoV-2 virus, has been shown to be effective in lab models. More
18/06/2021 - New drug class for cancers with faulty BRCA genes
A new class of targeted cancer drugs could treat patients whose tumours have faulty copies of the BRCA cancer genes, British researchers have reported. More
17/06/2021 - Monoclonal antibody combination can save COVID-19 patients' lives
An antibody combination reduces the number of deaths among patients hospitalised with severe COVID-19 when they are are unable to mount their own immune response, British researchers have announced. More
16/06/2021 - Needle phobia partly explains vaccine refusal
People with needle phobia are twice as likely to delay or refuse a COVID-19 vaccine as others, British researchers report today. More
16/06/2021 - Cold virus may limit COVID-19
Viruses which cause the common cold may protect against COVID-19, new research suggests. More
15/06/2021 - Could semaglutide protect people with type 2 diabetes?
A major new study will assess if a daily dose of semaglutide could help to prevent people with type 2 diabetes developing cardiovascular disease, it has been announced. More
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