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As the Covid-19 situation gradually moves from a pandemic to what most experts believe will be an endemic situation, the methods of treating the disease are also shifting.
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In a milestone achievement for xenotransplantation, a man with terminal heart disease received the first-ever genetically engineered heart transplant from a non-human donor.
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Here is the evolution of wearable health technology and the origins of the technologies that make the field possible.
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Researchers at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre (BIDMC) in Boston studied 22,000 reports of adverse reactions after a real Covid jab, compared with a similar number who had the placebo.
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Life sciences talent and strategic consultancy RBW Consulting has announced that it is to create 25 new jobs after setting up a new office in Newcastle.
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The Pharma Letter reports that the UK is being urged to work with its ‘science allies’ while developing its post-Brexit medicines regulations, or it faces being left behind the ABPI said.
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Clinical cancer trial recruitment has plummeted by 60% during the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to fears […]
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The UK government has made an extra £375m of funding available for research into neurodegenerative diseases, it announced in a recent press release.
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Here are some top tips to help boost recruitment in life sciences and help the industry evolve.
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The government has revealed it is planning to speed up its booster vaccination drive, in a bid to get as many people triple-jabbed in the wake of the new Omicron variant arriving in the UK.
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The phenomenon of ‘long Covid’ started to appear in the public consciousness last spring, with reported symptoms including severe fatigue, breathlessness, heart palpitations and other persistent symptoms.
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Professor Sarah Gilbert has called on the scientific community and governments to turn their attention to tackling a dozen more diseases.
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