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With less than one week to go, healthcare professionals across secondary care are being encouraged to secure their places at Clinical Excellence in Respiratory Care, taking place virtually on 12 May 2026.
Registrations are building and places are limited, making this the final opportunity to join this expert programme focused on the most pressing challenges in respirat...
Patients prescribed gabapentinoids should be closely monitored throughout their treatment for signs of drug poisoning and use with opioids or benzodiazepines should be avoided entirely, a major new study has warned.
HIV therapeutics stand at an inflection point. With viral suppression now routinely achievable for many patients, attention is shifting towards other more long-term outcomes such as comorbidities, treatment complexity and equitable access to medicines. Gerry Hughes reports from a recent British HIV Association meeting, which summarised key findings from the Conference...
In this expert commentary, Professor Alaide Chieffo, principal investigator of the Italian Gender, Diversity and Inclusion – Acute Coronary Syndromes study, provides insight into how it is redefining the understanding and management of acute coronary syndrome in women, paving the way for truly personalised cardiovascular care.
For decades, acute coron...
Shortages of key corticosteroids have been disrupting first-line treatment for juvenile idiopathic arthritis across the UK for some time. Here, Octavio Aragon Cuevas describes a national survey capturing how healthcare professionals are adapting to limited access, highlighting reliance on less effective or unlicensed alternatives and the resulting impact on patient ca...