A mother-of-two’s crippling multiple sclerosis went undetected for a decade after she dismissed it as just a pulled muscle. Maggie Conner was diagnosed with the debilitating condition in 2013 at
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Oxford Biodynamics’ Christian Hoyer Millar discusses their fifth collaboration agreement in this exclusive interview with DirectorsTalk
Alexandre Akoulitchev, Chief Scientific Officer of Oxford BioDynamics, said: “We are looking forward to joining forces with the Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza team, to develop reliable non-invasive biomarkers for ASD.
Oxford BioDynamics plc (LON:OBD) CEO Christian Hoyer Millar joins DirectorsTalk to discuss contract number 5 in the Immuno Oncology space. Christian also discusses proprietary IP and the increased capacity to
Christian Hoyer Millar, Chief Executive Officer of Oxford BioDynamics, said: “We are pleased to have entered into this new agreement with a major US biopharmaceutical company in the dynamic field
Dr Alexandre Akoulitchev, Chief Scientific Officer of Oxford BioDynamics, and corresponding author commented: “Huntington’s disease is a rare example in which there exists a simple test to definitively diagnose the
Half of all 65-year-olds will have suffered skin cancer in some form with 25 per cent developing tumours. Melanoma, the least common but most aggressive variant is responsible for 90
Men are less likely than women to survive different types of cancer, according to a new Australian study. The research, published in Cancer Causes & Control, found men to have
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