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BCNS Quality of Life Impact in Multiple BCC
Dermatology
29 May 2026

BCC Burden Drives Emotional and Functional Impairment in BCNS

Patients with basal cell nevus syndrome reported significantly worse emotional and functional quality of life than those with high-frequency BCC.
Hepatology
29 May 2026

EASL 2026: Hepatitis C Testing Barriers Delay Early Treatment

Experts at EASL 2026 discussed persistent barriers in hepatitis C testing, including delayed diagnosis, reinfection monitoring, and limited point-of-care access.
Cardiology
29 May 2026

EAS 2026: Exercise Unlocks Greater Benefits from Ozempic

Presented at EAS, a new study showed that combining semaglutide with exercise enhanced fat loss while helping preserve muscle mass and function.
MRI-Guided Sonography Improved Breast Lesion Detection Accuracy
Radiology
29 May 2026

MRI-Guided Sonography Improved Breast Lesion Detection Accuracy

Real-time virtual sonography localised over 90% of MRI-detected breast lesions without requiring additional supine MRI scans.
Diabetes
28 May 2026

Diabetes-Dementia Link Exploration in ‘Organ-On-Chip’ Project

Multi-organ biochip grant accepted to explore diabetes-dementia link in patient derived cells.
Hepatology
28 May 2026

EASL 2026: “Natural” Wellness Supplements Linked to Liver Injury

Experts at EASL 2026 warned that supplement-induced liver injury is rising alongside the global wellness and herbal supplement boom.
Cardiology
28 May 2026

EAS 2026: Stress May Undermine Lipid-Lowering Therapy

Chronic psychological stress may reduce the anti-inflammatory benefits of LDL cholesterol-lowering therapy, according to new research presented at EAS 2026.
General Healthcare
28 May 2026

Birth Rate in England and Wales Falls to Record Low

Birth rate in England and Wales has fallen to the lowest overall figure since 1977, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Urology
28 May 2026

Arsenic Exposure Linked to Higher Urologic Cancer Risk

A meta-analysis of 68 studies found arsenic, cadmium and vanadium exposure linked to higher risk of urologic cancers.

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Nephrology
28 May 2026

Why Are You Avoiding Peritoneal Dialysis in Patients with Prior Abdominal Surgery?

This interactive case study allows clinicians to examine a patient who has had major abdominal surgery and explore the considerations…
Nephrology
26 May 2026

Maintaining Lung-Protective Ventilation in ARDS

In acute respiratory distress syndrome management, maintaining lung protective ventilation can be challenged by rising CO2 levels and…
Respiratory
19 May 2026

IL-33 Is Not Just IL-33: There Is More Than One Side to the COPD Story

COPD exacerbations place a considerable burden on patients and healthcare systems.1-3 Even with optimised maintenance therapy, many…
Hepatology
15 Apr 2026

MASH and The Race for Liver Antifibrotics

Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), along with other chronic liver diseases, leads to progressive fibrosis and…
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Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
30 Apr 2026

HIV at a Crossroads: Innovation and Inequity

This infographic presents the current landscape of HIV care at a crossroads, where rapid advances in long-acting prevention and treatment..
CAMCEVI® (leuprolide mesylate) 42 mg Injectable Emulsion: Ready-to-Use Innovation in Androgen Deprivation Therapy
Urology
23 Apr 2026

Ready-to-Use Innovation in Androgen Deprivation Therapy

Androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) is essential in advanced prostate cancer but often requires complex, multi-step preparations…
Oncology
17 Apr 2026

The Importance of BRAF Testing in NSCLC

BRAF mutations are rare, occurring in around 2-4% of patients with NSCLC. Around 50% of BRAF mutations are BRAFV60 mutations, which mostly…
Reproductive Health
10 Apr 2026

Individualising MHT and its Impact on Long-term Health

MHT is the most effective treatment for the management of oestrogen deficiency symptoms and has been shown to prevent bone loss and…

Latest Podcasts

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Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
29 May 2026

How to Combat AMR: The Most Promising Solutions

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) represents one of the most pressing threats to global health, with projections suggesting it could claim….
Victor Garcia
Oncology
27 May 2026

Onc Now: AI, Immunotherapy, and the Next Wave of Cancer Trials

In this episode of Onc Now, we explore the challenges of translating early-phase oncology research into meaningful clinical benefit…
Allergy & Immunology
26 May 2026

Combatting Food Allergies in Children

In this series, host Saranya Ravindran explores the evolving landscape of paediatric food allergy with Helen Brough…
Hematology
19 May 2026

Hema Now: The Future of Haemostasis, Haemophilia, and Rare Bleeding Disorders

In this episode of Hema Now, Giancarlo Castaman explores the evolution of haemostasis and haemophilia care, reflecting on how advances in….

Latest Videos & Webinars

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General Healthcare
28 May 2026

WHA Congress Wrap

The 79th Annual World Health Assembly was held at the United Nations Office in Geneva, Switzerland. Member States of the WHO convened to…
Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
27 May 2026

How Sequencing is Reshaping Infectious Disease Genomics

Antimicrobial resistance, outbreak investigation, and pathogen surveillance present growing challenges for clinical microbiology…
EMJ
Rheumatology
22 May 2026

IL-1 in Focus: An Expert Question and Answer Session

Sobi has launched a four-part podcast series featuring leading experts in rheumatology, exploring the role of IL-1 in…
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