Research
How to tackle antimicrobial resistance using diagnostics
Growing up as a child, I thought that antibiotics were the magical answer for most medical issues, be that a persistent sore throat or a high fever. Little did I know that antibiotics were only effective if my illness was only caused by bacteria, or that the rate these drugs were (and c...
Future of Education Consortium: Prospective Member Briefing
European Diplomats invite you to an online EdTech consortium event hosted by Alistair Starling and Léa Bothorel. ...
Breakthrough for ‘neglected’ rheumatic condition
Researchers find success in treating polymyalgia rheumatica with drug sarilumab.
New research - Psoriasis not caused by spontaneous mutations in skin cells
Psoriasis — a chronic skin condition — is not caused or spread by spontaneous genetic mutations in the skin, new research suggests. ...
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire Talking at Ten – Are older people the key to kickstarting the economy?
Chris Dunn enjoyed appearing on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire yesterday morning.
Optibrium introduces cloud-based version of StarDrop drug discovery platform
Cloud-based version of StarDrop retains all the functionality and interactivity of desktop version with improved accessibility and lower total cost of ownership for customers. Optibrium recently received ISO 27001 accreditation for its information security system. ...
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria mapped in Ghana
Some strains of heavily antibiotic-resistant bacteria in Ghana are not successful at spreading outside of the hospital, suggesting that control measures can be focused on clinical settings to help curb treatment-resistant infections. ...
Wearable therapeutics that are changing the face of healthcare
Wearable technology has many advantages in healthcare. In diagnostics, wearables can provide always-on data collection, enabling faster and more accurate clinical decision making. Meanwhile, wearable therapeutics can provide a unique way of offering the user valuable, sometimes life-sav...
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Cambridge study reveals health impact of eating disorders
People affected are twice as likely to suffer from multiple health problems.