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Eight-year-old’s Snowdon climb inspires children's book
Eight-year-old Eden, from Oxford, climbed Mount Snowdon to raise more than £2,760 for charity.
Traceable, high-quality primary cell portfolio addresses long-standing bottlenecks in cardiovascular research HUSTON, ...
From today, the Australian government will expand Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme (PBS) access to the drug Keytruda for three ...
In 1999, Patrick Pennie began using patients' blood to create regenerative therapies, pioneering platelet-rich plasma ...
Mumbai doctors combine two procedures to treat irregular heartbeat and reduce stroke risk in a patient who could not safely remain on blood-thinning medicines ...
Two years ago, Govind Sandhu was living what he thought was an optimised life when he was diagnosed with blood cancer at 38.
Senegal's Teranga Pharma launches DREPAF, the first Africa-made generic hydroxyurea, offering affordable sickle cell ...
A prospective cohort study quantifying the associations of parental vitamin B12 and red blood cell (RBC) folate with birth ...
One brush stroke at a time, Rosalind Gauchat, 65, is creating something cancer once threatened to steal: peace, purpose and a ...
When red blood cells break down, they release heme, a component of hemoglobin that can contribute to inflammation and damage ...
Mimrylo was cleared to treat polycythemia vera, a chronic blood cancer in which overproduction of red blood cells thickens a ...
Protagonist Therapeutics (NASDAQ:PTGX) said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved rusfertide, to be marketed as ...
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