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Are Myosin Inhibitors the Future of HCM Management?

This podcast episode explores new advances in treating obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) and the role of myosin inhibitors.

Evolving the treatment paradigm in cold agglutinin disease (CAD): Challenges and opportunities for optimal management

Prof. Alexander Röth (Chair), Prof. Wilma Barcellini, Prof. Josephine Vos and Prof. Bernd Jilma, will discuss about the evolving treatment paradigm in cold agglutinin disease (CAD): challenges and opportunities for optimal management.

Meet GOLD’s new catalyst – CSL Behring’s Karen Pinachyan

In this week’s episode, Isabel and Jade share some snippets from the interview with GOLD’s next catalyst Karen Pinachyan, Head of Medical Affairs, Europe, CSL Behring.

Sickle Cell Disease

This infographic gives informative statistics and explores the current prevalence of sickle cell disease globally, it also provides…

What to do when CAR Ts are not the most appropriate option in 2L DLBCL: Current treatment options for transplant-ineligible patients

An innovative session highlighting patient-focused decision-making and a dynamic debate on current 2L DLBCL treatment options.

The experience of Biosimilar Medicines in Oncology

This webinar takes a retrospective look at the use of monoclonal antibody biosimilars in the treatment of breast cancer.

EAACI 2023 Interview: Stefano del Giacco and Mohamed Shamji

This is part of the EAACI mission; our guidelines and position papers are used daily by researchers, clinicians, and scientists…

Kidneys from Donors with COVID-19 Not Associated with Organ Rejection

Kidneys transplanted from patients who tested positive for COVID-19 within 1 week of their death have been found to be safe to transplant.

Does High-Flux Haemodialysis Increase Vitamin B Loss?

Although vitamin B loss has been linked to haemodialysis, this has not been fully demonstrated consistently. Read more.

Malnutrition Linked to In-Hospital Deaths for Patients with Heart Attacks

Malnutrition has been linked to the development of complications and all-cause mortality in patients with ACS…