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EBioMedicine

Medical journal covering all fields in the biomedical research

The journal is dedicated to publishing original research that elucidates, or aims to modify, disease pathways and mechanisms–with the goal of advancing our knowledge in any biomedical discipline with relevance to human health. Together with EClinicalMedicine, EBioMedicine is part of The Lancet’s open access offering for quality biomedical research.

EBioMedicine publishes research papers investigating the basic determinants of human health and disease, the discovery and characterization of new therapeutic targets and treatments, and the identification of biomarkers and diagnostic tools which may help researchers and clinicians better understand and monitor disease. The journal also publishes relevant reviews, commentaries and opinion pieces.

Visit website: https://www.ebiomedicine.com/

 EBioMedicine

See also: Journal The Lancet - Medical journal covering general medicine

Details last updated 25-Sep-2019

EBioMedicine News

AI model shows promise in speeding up cancer detection and diagnosis

AI model shows promise in speeding up cancer detection and diagnosis

The Guardian - 30-Apr-2023

Potential to fast-track patients to treatment and streamline CT scan analysis

Proper hydration may slow down ageing and prolong a disease-free life

Proper hydration may slow down ageing and prolong a disease-free life

Independent - 02-Jan-2023

Less fluid intake-high sodium in blood samples–more prone to diseases and advanced biological ageing

Oral senolytics boosts geroprotective protein in mice and humans

Oral senolytics boosts geroprotective protein in mice and humans

Mayo Clinic - 15-Mar-2022

Dasatinib+Quercetin restores a-klotho protein, which could combat ageing and disease in older people

New research with senolytics shows promising results

New research with senolytics shows promising results

Longevity Technology - 25-Aug-2020

Senolytic research is in its nascent stage but no reason why one shouldn't be hopeful

Biomarker in urine can be effective for the early detection of bladder cancer

Biomarker in urine can be effective for the early detection of bladder cancer

New Atlas - 20-Feb-2020

Early detection means fewer complications and less financial contributions in the system

Small Mayo Clinic trial successfully removes senescent cells from humans

Small Mayo Clinic trial successfully removes senescent cells from humans

Mayo Clinic - 18-Sep-2019

Occasional senolytic use may be enough to keep senescent cells at bay

A new way for immunotherapy treatments

A new way for immunotherapy treatments

University of Birmingham - 27-Aug-2019

Removing the protective wall of the tumours can be a promising way for innovative cancer treatments

Senescent cells: short safety trial on humans successful

Senescent cells: short safety trial on humans successful

Science Daily - 07-Jan-2019

Next step is to go to an actual large-scale human trial

Senolytics for IPF human clinical trial results released

Senolytics for IPF human clinical trial results released

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 07-Jan-2019

Physical improvements recorded, but pulmonary function was unchcanged

Fisetin destroys senescent cells, but safe dosage not determined yet

Fisetin destroys senescent cells, but safe dosage not determined yet

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 26-Dec-2018

Includes table of fisetin content in range of fruits and vegetables

Fisetin's potential to become the first line senolytic pill

Fisetin's potential to become the first line senolytic pill

Josh Mitteldorf Blog - 23-Oct-2018

Mice fed with fisetin diets lived much longer

Natural product Fisetin slows aging in mice

Natural product Fisetin slows aging in mice

ScienceDaily - 02-Oct-2018

Fisetin is a very common natural product that has positive effects over health and aging

Scientists use the patient’s own ear cartilage cells to form a new one

Scientists use the patient’s own ear cartilage cells to form a new one

Independent - 31-Jan-2018

First time ever in the regenerative medicine, children receive new ears grown from their own cell...

Cancer predicted up to 13 years in advance with 100% accuracy

Cancer predicted up to 13 years in advance with 100% accuracy

Independent - 01-May-2015

cancer hijacks telomeres, which prevent DNA damage, to flourish in the body. The study was publi...