Eating fruit, vegetables and fish may help reduce inflammation caused by endometriosis
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New monoclonal antibody treatment for non-infectious uveitis
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Are electronic cigarettes safe for your health?
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Biological diagnosis of schizophrenia: the future
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How to enjoy the Christmas holidays without putting on weight
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Immunotherapy: an innovative and efficient tool in the battle against haematological tumours
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A biological treatment could replace chemotherapy in patients with aggressive breast cancer
Today the results of the phase 2 CORALLEEN clinical trial, promoted by the international academic group SOLTI, have been presented. The study, published...