Scientific literacy in a pandemic: can the public really ‘follow the science’?
When COVID-19 erupted, the world sat up and took notice of a little known and even less understood novel coronavirus. We witnessed the...
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Misplaced trust? The recent ranitidine recall is leaving patients with a bad case of heartburn
Recently, both the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) recommended precautionary measures due...
On World MS Day 2019, remember you don't need to see the symptoms of multiple sclerosis to believe them
This World MS Day, I am joining several thousand delegates at the 2019 CMSC (Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centres) conference in...
How one of the oldest and cheapest medicines has helped researchers kill cancer cells in less than three days
Digoxin (digitalis, a purified product of the foxglove plant) has been around for nearly a century and is ‘cheap as chips’. It is...
Treg cells: peacekeepers of the immune system or stealthy saboteurs? It’s big business either way.
Regulatory T cells (Tregs; pronounced 'tee-regs'), are a critical negotiator in the body’s immune response. ‘Killer’ and ‘helper’ T...
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