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EPR is making its way to clinical studies

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It was recently reported by Schaner PE et. all that the Electron Paramagnetic Resonance technique together with a specially designed spin probe called OxyChip can be successfully applied in clinical t...

Why you shouldn’t forget about your coffee, but drink it as fast as you can?

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Antioxidants

Coffee is one of the most popular hot beverages consumed every day all over the world. For some people drinking coffee is like a ritual, for some, it is a way of boosting the energy throughout...

5 servings of fruit and vegetables - why are they so important?

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Antioxidants

“You should have at least 5 portions of fruit and vegetables every day” Sounds familiar? I bet you said yes. Doctors and nutritionists around the world constantly remind us of the importance o...

Differences Between Normal Tissue and Tumour Tissue Examined by EPRI.

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Cancer

There are subtle physiological differences between normal tissue and tumour tissue. These differences mainly concern characteristics such as redox status and pO2 levels. Thus, imaging me...

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EPR is making its way to clinical studies

Why you shouldn’t forget about your coffee, but drink it as fast as you can?

5 servings of fruit and vegetables - why are they so important?

Differences Between Normal Tissue and Tumour Tissue Examined by EPRI.

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Recently posted

EPR is making its way to clinical studies

Why you shouldn’t forget about your coffee, but drink it as fast as you can?

5 servings of fruit and vegetables - why are they so important?

Differences Between Normal Tissue and Tumour Tissue Examined by EPRI.

Is oncology in your area of expertise? Find out more how you can use EPR in your research.

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Is oncology in your area of expertise?

Find out more how you can use EPR in your research.