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Rental, energy and supermarket prices are rising, tightening the purse strings further of an already thrifty nation. And last week, Germany was formally put into a recession.

Often, the evidence suggests, sex in long-term relationships. What most people know about Sigmund Freud could fit on the head of a penis. But many are familiar with his late-life lament: “What does woman want?” In 2009, reporter Daniel Bergner wrote a piece for the New York Times Magazine titled What Do Women Want?, in…

/PRNewswire/ -- The cold chain products industry is poised for significant growth in the near future, driven by the increasing demand for...

Scientists hope the findings could lead to treatments for the memory-destroying disease

It's the second such case ever to be reported A rare genetic mutation never seen before protected a man with an inherited form of Alzheimer's from developing the disease for decades. He is the second person found to have such protection,...

Fiscal year 2022 saw global Life Sciences group Eppendorf’s consolidated revenue increase by 1. Click to read more...

Scientists at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf conducted a study on how our body fights the virus that causes COVID-19. They found that T

While evidence of clinical activity is often sought and collected during Phase 1 trials, it is not typically the primary trial endpoint. But in...

Researchers identified a first-of-its-kind patient with a genetic predisposition for early-onset Alzheimer’s disease who remained cognitively intact more than two decades beyond the expected age of memory impairment.

In a patient with delayed onset of the Alzheimers disease despite having a genetic predisposition to its early-onset, researchers have identified a genetic mutation that could have helped him remain cognitively intact until his late 60s.