Managing menopause: treating hot flushes without hormones
Menopausal hot flushes drive one in five women to seek help, but the first choice of treatment — hormone replacementContinue Reading
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Menopausal hot flushes drive one in five women to seek help, but the first choice of treatment — hormone replacementContinue Reading
Some health systems are already using pharmacogenomic testing to help tailor treatment for depression, but experts say the evidence forContinue Reading
Experimental universal coronavirus vaccines target multiple related viruses, with the aim of warding off other pandemics before they can wreakContinue Reading
For women with epilepsy, seizure control during pregnancy is a moving target, and with increasing knowledge about the risks ofContinue Reading
CAR-T therapies have been licensed in the UK since 2018 for the treatment of B cell lymphoma. But with positiveContinue Reading
Negative results in recent trials of vitamin D supplementation have led researchers to question the best way of reaching those who are deficient.
Read this story at Pharmaceutical Journal.
The use of fish oils to improve cardiovascular health has been in and out of favour for decades, but positiveContinue Reading
As obesity levels rise, pharmacists need new methods to help them get dosing right. Read this story at Pharmaceutical Journal.
First described 200 years ago, Parkinson’s disease remains without a cure. After many failed clinical trials, researchers are getting backContinue Reading
Parents of children with treatment-resistant epilepsy are searching for something to help, and some are turning to cannabis to tryContinue Reading
When a patient seeks help for depression, the doctor plays a primitive guessing game to find an effective antidepressant. It takesContinue Reading
Genetic discoveries have invigorated autism research and raised the possibility of finding drug targets based on autism’s underlying pathophysiology, ratherContinue Reading