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17 Dec 2020

Scientific Update from the Global Meeting of Experts in Dermatology (GMED 2020)

During this Global Meeting of Experts in Dermatology (GMED 2020 – winter edition, hosted by Greece colleagues) symposium, 8 experts of dermatology…

A Conversation on Diversity and Inclusion

We hear from three industry thought leaders who share their insights regarding the importance of championing diversity as well as their vision for pharma’s future.

The gender health gap

How can pharma better engage with male patients and encourage them to become more proactive when it comes to looking after their own health?
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16 Dec 2020

3rd Breast Cancer Virtual Masterclass Symposium: MONARCH 2, a Phase III Study of Abemaciclib or Placebo in Combination with Fulvestrant

More than 70% of patients diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer present with oestrogen-HR+ disease and are therefore candidates for endocrine…
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December 2020

EMJ Oncology 8 [Supplement 4] 2020

The annual masterclass, organised by the Saudi Oncology Society (SOS), addressed the knowledge gaps in breast cancer care in Saudi Arabia…
16 Dec 2020

Can Early Liver Damage Detection with a Novel Sensor Prevent Liver Failure?

FATTY liver disease is a condition experienced by one-quarter of the population in USA and, along with liver fibrosis, does not have a quick or easy…
16 Dec 2020

Novel Predictive Model with Bedside Measures Predicts Hepatic Encephalopathy Risk

ACCURATE determination for the risk of and predictors for overt hepatic encephalopathy in patients with cirrhosis was measured using factors such as…
15 Dec 2020

Lung Bacteria Can Defend Against Pneumonia

LACTOBACILLUS has been shown to provide a barrier against Streptococcus pneumoniae colonisation in mice infected with the influenza A virus, providing new insights on how bacteria protect against invading pathogens.
15 Dec 2020

Could Targeting Endothelial Cells Diminish COVID-19 Symptoms?

TARGETING endothelial cells in patients with coronavirus disease (COVID-19) with severe lung disease may provide a novel approach to restoring normal lung function, according to a recent study from Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, New York, USA.

Talking to Karen Moyse

Karen Moyse, Founder and Managing Director, KineticFuture Leadership, discusses best practices for managing conflicting personalities.