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Respiratory
13 Apr 2026

Severe Asthma Multimorbidity Reveals Distinct Clinical Phenotypes

European data identify distinct multimorbidity patterns in severe asthma, linking comorbid clusters to outcomes, steroid use, and disease control.
Reproductive Health
13 Apr 2026

Postpartum Contraception: Uptake and Delivery Factors

Postpartum contraception uptake is linked to delivery factors, but fewer than half of women initiate contraception within a year after birth
Dermatology
13 Apr 2026

Atopic Dermatitis Not Linked to Poor Academic Performance

A major cohort study finds no meaningful link between atopic dermatitis and poorer academic performance in adolescents.
Neurology
13 Apr 2026

Can Salivary Markers Accurately Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease?

Researchers find salivary markers for Alzheimer diagnosis show inconsistent accuracy due to variability in collection and processing methods.
General Healthcare
13 Apr 2026

At Least 21,000 NHS Posts to be Axed Amid Funding Crisis

A new FOI report from Unison has revealed that at least 21,000 NHS roles across England are set to be cut by 2028, amid a mounting financial crisis.
Rheumatology
13 Apr 2026

Fatigue Closely Tracks Disease Activity in Myositis

Study highlights fatigue as a key, measurable component of disease burden and treatment response.
Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
13 Apr 2026

3 Million More Older Adults Set to Get RSV Vaccine on NHS

Approximately 3 million adults aged 80 and over and care home residents are set to get the RSV vaccine on the NHS, it announced on 2nd April 2026.
Hematology
12 Apr 2026

Long Read Sequencing Improves Paediatric Leukaemia Detection

Long read sequencing accurately detects structural variants in paediatric leukaemia and identifies additional gene fusions missed by routine testing.
Allergy & Immunology
12 Apr 2026

Penicillin Allergy Testing Reduces WHO-Restricted Antibiotic Use

Patients who underwent DOC were significantly more likely to receive penicillin at 90 days and less likely to be prescribed World Health Organization “Watch” or “Reserve” antibiotics.

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Dermatology
10 Apr 2026

Managing an Itchy Rash in an Infant

This interactive case study was organised and funded by Viatris. A 4-month-old female infant presented with itching and red skin patches…
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Dermatology
27 Mar 2026

Ultrasound in Aesthetics

Join Dermatology and expert trainer Chris Dewsbury for an interactive webinar exploring how ultrasound and the GE Vscan are enhancing…
Oncology
26 Mar 2026

New Horizons in Anal Cancer and CRC

Latest advances in the management of squamous cell anal cancer across both early-stage and advanced disease, highlighting the growing role…
Dermatology
24 Mar 2026

Value of Achieving Minimal Disease Activity in Atopic Dermatitis

AD is a common, chronic inflammatory skin disease with a significant impact on patients’ lives.1 As a heterogeneous disease, AD has…
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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…
Hematology
25 Mar 2026

The History of Von Willebrand Disease

The first case of VWD was described and published in 1926 by Erik von Willebrand. Therefore, 2026 marks its centenary anniversary…
Flagship Journal
17 Mar 2026

MMS Throughout Pregnancy

Clinical evidence demonstrates that MMS, particularly formulations containing 800 μg folic acid, can support maternal and fetal health from..
Flagship Journal
17 Mar 2026

25 Red Flags Raising Suspicion of EGPA

A European Delphi consensus identifying 25 clinical red flags for EGPA in patients with asthma and unexplained blood eosinophilia, ranked…

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Allergy & Immunology
13 Apr 2026

Tracing the Origins of Allergy

In this series, host Saranya Ravindran speaks with Kirsi Järvinen-Seppo about the origins of food allergy, from infant immune……
Oncology
13 Apr 2026

Onc Now: Building Better Survivorship Care for the Future

In this episode of Onc Now, Claire Snyder explores the growing importance of patient-reported outcomes and quality of life in modern…
Hematology
9 Apr 2026

Hema Now: The Next Era of Paediatric Haemophilia Management

In this episode of Hema Now, Marilyn Manco-Johnson explores the evolution and future of paediatric haemophilia care…
Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
7 Apr 2026

The Silent Pandemic: Modelling the Future of AMR

How can data reveal the hidden pathways of antimicrobial resistance? The EMJ Podcast continues its special AMR series, The Silent Pandemic.

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Dermatology
27 Mar 2026

Ultrasound in Aesthetics

Join Dermatology and expert trainer Chris Dewsbury for an interactive webinar exploring how ultrasound and the GE Vscan are enhancing…
Respiratory
25 Mar 2026

Portable Spacer Solutions for Respiratory Care

In this short on demand video, Alan Kaplan and Job F.M. VanBoven discuss the AeroChamber2go* spacer and the potential benefits to the…
Hepatology
20 Mar 2026

Overview of Seladelpar▼: Emerging Selective PPAR Delta Agonist for PBC Management

When was the last time you revisited how you manage primary biliary cholangitis (PBC)? Our understanding of PBC continues to evolve, from…
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