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EMJ Cardiology 8 Suppl 1

EMJ Cardiology 8 [Supplement 1] 2020

The poster review article entitled “Safety and Efficacy of Mavacamten in Patients with Symptomatic Non-Obstructive Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy…

Talking to Sarah Rickwood

Sarah Rickwood, Vice President of Thought Leadership and Marketing, IQVIA, talks about the key trends and challenges that have shaped the past decade in pharma, RWE, multi-channel marketing and the future of drug launch post-COVID-19.

The Global Vaccine Summit 2020: $8.8 Billion Raised for Global Immunisation Programme

WORLD leaders and representatives from 52 countries have united in a global effort to immunise 300 million children by the end of 2025.

What I Learnt About Personal Wellbeing from COVID-19

One week ago, I sat on the side of my bed and measured my oxygen saturation (sats). Our local COVID-19 pathway, which I was involved in creating, stated that a safe level was 94%. Mine was 89%. Strictly speaking, I should have rung 999 and been taken to hospital.

AACR Virtual Annual Meeting II

AACR Virtual Annual Meeting II

The AACR is dedicated to the rapid dissemination of innovative cancer research that has always been the hallmark of our Annual Meetings…

Liquid Biopsies of Over 1,000 Blood Samples from Men with Prostate Cancer Indicates Mens’ Response to Treatment

Liquid Biopsies of Over 1,000 Blood Samples from Men with Prostate Cancer Indicates Mens’ Response to Treatment

MEN with prostate cancer, the most common cancer in men in the UK, vary in response to treatment. New research suggests that a blood test…

Could Sugars Provide Accurate Testing for Prostate Cancer Diagnosis?

Could Sugars Provide Accurate Testing for Prostate Cancer Diagnosis?

COMPLEX sugars identified in the blood may enable early and accurate detection of prostate cancer which may help cure more men of the disease…

COVID-19: Is it time to revisit the research on calcium channel drug targets?

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to endanger global health and hamper the world economy, there are concerns and reconsiderations for medication taken…

The Evolving Primary Care Landscape in the Wake of COVID-19

Primary care has undergone more change in the last few weeks than in the preceding decade, a huge reaction catalysed by COVID-19, changing the NHS.

Maternal Vaginal Microbiome Associated with Premature Birth

DIVERSITY of vaginal microbial flora increases risk of premature delivery. The maternal vaginal microbiome particularly in the first trimester of pregnancy…