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New ABPI Code of Practice includes updates from PMCPA

The 2024 edition of the ABPI’s Code of Practice was published today, including new procedures under the PMCPA.

Interview: Antonio Anzueto

Before I decided to pursue a career in pulmonary medicine, I did internal medicine, and was really fascinated by dyspnoea (difficulty…

Interview: Jean-Frederic Colombel

I believe the real cure lies in catching IBD even earlier than early, meaning, before the first symptoms appear. This concept, which was originally seen with a lot of scepticism, is now gaining momentum…

ESC 2024 Interview: Melanie Gunawardene

It really came down to the people who inspired me and who I met along the way. I was a very young student when I started doing my thesis…

Highlights on Pierre Fabre EHA 2024 Symposium: Changing the face of EBV+ PTLD with allogeneic T-cell therapies

Watch here the key takeaways from this year’s European Hematology Association (EHA) symposium that focused on the Management…

Testing Uncovers Hidden Germline Variants in Genitourinary Cancers

Research highlights the significance of universal germline genetic testing in uncovering pathogenic germline variants across various genitourinary malignancies.

Plant-Based Diet Linked to Slower Prostate Cancer Progression

A recent cohort study has shed light on the potential benefits of plant-based diets for men diagnosed with prostate cancer

Promising New Treatment for Bone Cancer

Researchers from Aston University, Birmingham, UK have developed a potential breakthrough treatment for osteosarcoma, the most common form of bone cancer.

Can Digital Interventions Improve Influenza Vaccination Rates?

A study in Denmark found that digital letters boosted flu vaccination rates among seniors, especially those who skipped the previous season.

Psychiatric Disorders Influence COVID-19 and Influenza Vaccine Uptake

A recent study found that individuals with psychiatric disorders were more likely to get flu vaccines but less likely to receive COVID-19 vaccines.