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Respiratory
17 Sep 2026

Severe Asthma Linked to Changes in Brain Structure: ERS 2026

Severe Type 2 asthma is associated with differences in brain white matter and specific brain structures.
Reproductive Health
17 Sep 2026

PMOS Linked to Increased Risk of Reproductive Cancers

Women with PMOS had a higher risk of four reproductive cancers in a study of more than 2.5 million women.
Cardiology
16 Sep 2026

Continuous Urine Output Monitoring Improves ICU Accuracy Post-CABG

Continuous urine output monitoring achieved near perfect agreement with gold standard measurements and significantly outperformed visual inspection in patients recovering from CABG surgery.
Dermatology
16 Sep 2026

CD1a Autoreactivity Reveals Skin Barrier Compromise

Research suggests CD1a-autoreactive T cells may sense chronic skin barrier compromise through altered sphingomyelin activity, linking lipid processing with immune activation in atopic dermatitis.
Oncology
16 Sep 2026

mRNA Nanoparticles Reprogramme Tumour Immune Environment

Targeted mRNA nanoparticles reprogrammed tumour-associated macrophages to support antitumour T-cell activity.
Hazy view of London showing air pollution
General Healthcare
16 Sep 2026

Air Pollution Linked to Higher Suicide Risk, Study Finds

Exposure to common air pollutants may be linked to a higher risk of suicide and suicidal behaviour, new research finds.
Hepatology
16 Sep 2026

Machine Learning Predicts Decompensation in Advanced Liver Disease

A new machine learning model, CIRI, non-invasively predicted hepatic decompensation in advanced chronic liver disease as well as HVPG.
Radiology
16 Sep 2026

Ketamine Sedation Reduces Pain During Image-Guided Procedures

Ketamine with midazolam reduced pain and oxygen desaturation during image-guided procedures.
Catheter-Related Bacteremia
Interventional Cardiology
15 Sep 2026

Catheter-Related Bacteremia Falls After Multimodal Intervention

A multicentre study found that a multimodal prevention programme significantly reduced catheter-related bacteremia in conventional hospital wards, with lower infection rates maintained for 12 months after implementation.

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Rheumatology
7 Sep 2026

Access and Affordability: Sandoz Denosumab​▼​

Biosimilars are biological medicines with an identical amino acid sequence along with structural and functional similarity to an already…
Allergy & Immunology
4 Sep 2026

Navigating the Diagnosis of Refractory Chronic Cough

A 60-year-old White female has been referred by her PCP to the pulmonologist for “investigation and treatment of worsening…
Respiratory
28 Aug 2026

Chronic Cough Mechanism and Treatment​

Chronic cough, defined as a cough that lasts ≥8 weeks, is highly prevalent in patients with IPF. It is reported in approximately 85% of…
Respiratory
17 Jul 2026

Extracorporeal CO₂ Removal in Clinical Practice

This interactive case study allows clinicians to examine a patient with COPD presenting with an acute exacerbation…
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Rheumatology
7 Sep 2026

Access and Affordability: Sandoz Denosumab​▼​

Biosimilars are biological medicines with an identical amino acid sequence along with structural and functional similarity to an already…
Respiratory
28 Aug 2026

Chronic Cough Mechanism and Treatment​

Chronic cough, defined as a cough that lasts ≥8 weeks, is highly prevalent in patients with IPF. It is reported in approximately 85% of…
Flagship Journal
11 Aug 2026

When Inflammation Becomes Visible: Understanding its Burden

AD is a common, chronic, immune-mediated, inflammatory skin disease. Hand involvement is present in up to 56% of patients with moderate…
Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
29 Jul 2026

Balancing speed and stewardship in AMR

In the UK, Fetcroja® (Cefiderocol) is indicated for the treatment of infections due to aerobic Gram-negative organisms in adults with…

Latest Podcasts

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Oncology
15 Sep 2026

Onc Now: Breaking Barriers in Cancer Immunotherapy

In this episode, Bjørn Henning Grønberg explores the evolving landscape of lung cancer care, progress and remaining challenges in…
General Healthcare
14 Sep 2026

Advancing LGBTQIA+ Healthcare

In this series, host Catherine Glass speaks with Linda Wesp about advancing LGBTQIA+ healthcare through gender-affirming care, culturally…
Hematology
8 Sep 2026

Hema Now: Reimagining Multiple Myeloma Treatment

Sagar Lonial discusses advances in multiple myeloma treatment, the evolving role of immunotherapy and minimal residual disease, unmet needs…
General Healthcare
7 Sep 2026

Intersectionality and Transgender Health

In this series, host Catherine Glass speaks with Tonia Poteat about the role of intersectionality in modern healthcare and its importance in…

Latest Videos & Webinars

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Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
11 Sep 2026

Improving Outcomes for Haemato-Oncology Patients

This educational video features a dynamic expert debate revisiting the important aspects of empirical versus pre-emptive antifungal…
Hematology
8 Sep 2026

Quickfire Q&A: Karin Smedby

In this episode, recorded at the EHA 2026 Congress, we speak to Karin Smedby about the latest developments in lymphoma…
Gastroenterology
27 Aug 2026

Rome V and Functional Dyspepsia

Watch expert-led discussions on the latest Rome V guidance for functional dyspepsia, from diagnosis and biology to evidence-based…
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