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Systematic Review with Network Meta-Analysis: Comparative Efficacy of Biologics in the Treatment of Moderately to Severely Active Ulcerative Colitis by Vickers, Adrian D, Ainsworth, Claire, Mody, Reema, Bergman, Annika, Ling, Caroline S, Medjedovic, Jasmina, Smyth, Michael

“…Biological therapies are increasingly used to treat ulcerative colitis (UC). To compare the efficacy of biologics in adults with moderately-to-severely active…”
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A cohort study of duplicate faecal immunochemical testing in patients at risk of colorectal cancer from North-West England by Hunt, Natalie, Rao, Christopher, Logan, Robert, Chandrabalan, Vishnu, Oakey, Jane, Ainsworth, Claire, Smith, Neil, Banerjee, Saswata, Myers, Martin

“…ObjectivesWe sought to investigate if duplicate faecal immunochemical testing (FIT) sampling improves the negative and positive predictive value of patients…”
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Sex redefined by Ainsworth, Claire

“…The idea of two sexes is simplistic. Biologists now think there is a wider spectrum than that…”
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Infrared spectrometry guides cancer treatment by Ainsworth, Claire

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How ignorance and gender inequality thwart treatment of a widespread illness by Ainsworth, Claire

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Tropical diseases move north by Ainsworth, Claire

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Mark of resistance by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Difficulty in recruiting patients for research and clinical trials hinders translation of scientific discoveries about the virus into effective, timely…”
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Destigmatizing hepatitis B by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Around the world, people with the disease are marginalized. Now, patients are finding a voice to push back and demand an end to discrimination and isolation…”
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Therapeutic microbes to tackle disease by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Modified bacteria and carefully formulated microbial communities could form the basis of new living treatments. Modified bacteria and carefully formulated…”
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Engineering the microbiome by Ainsworth, Claire

“…De Vos was part of the team conducting the first randomized clinical trial of faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) - faeces from healthy donors were used as…”
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Rare diseases band together toward change in research by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Patients with rare diseases, and the scientists who study those diseases, were long inhibited by geographic sparsity. But the social-media age has made it much…”
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Research round-up: reproductive health by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Sperm communication, surprises in abortion statistics and other highlights from clinical trials and laboratory studies. Sperm communication, surprises in…”
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A bag of surprises by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Once thought to be sterile, the bladder contains microbes that could influence the development and treatment of cancer…”
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Dormant but dangerous by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Spread through saliva - the reason why glandular fever is nicknamed the 'kissing disease' - it infects the skin-like epithelial cells of the throat and moves…”
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Building a better lymphoma vaccine by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Researchers are closing in on vaccines to prevent or treat lymphomas and other cancers triggered by the Epstein–Barr virus. Researchers are closing in on…”
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Microbiome: A bag of surprises by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Once thought to be sterile, the bladder contains microbes that could influence the development and treatment of cancer…”
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Agriculture: A new breed of edits by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Genome editing allows much smaller changes to be made to DNA compared with conventional genetic engineering. In terms of agriculture, this might win over…”
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Sex and the single cell by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Sex chromosomes in every cell of the body exert widespread and sometimes unexpected effects…”
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Womb with a view by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Now, a crop of molecular technologies is giving scientists tantalizing hints about how to fill in those gaps. Improved ways of reading and interpreting the…”
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Networking for new drugs by Ainsworth, Claire

“…Many of today's most celebrated drugs are designed to hit only one biological target with great precision. But a novel clinical trial aims to turn this idea on…”
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