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Dr Teik Choon See speaks to Gerry Hughes about the trajectory of histotripsy as a non-invasive option to treat liver cancer and how it works in practice, how it fits into the current treatment landscape and the impact this new technology is having on patient care.
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Join your pharmacy colleagues for Hospital Pharmacy Europe’s next Virtual Study Day series, which returns next month for a day of learning and discussion addressing the practical realities of biosimilar implementation across the multidisciplinary team (MDT).
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The latest National Early Inflammatory Autoimmune Diseases Audit reveals persistent delays in patient presentation, wide regional variation in remission rates and a high burden of mental health symptoms among those newly diagnosed. The audit’s clinical lead Dr Elizabeth Price, NEIAA clinical lead, discusses how the findings underscore the need for earlier recognition ...
The potential for everyday wireless signals to be used to spot common respiratory diseases without scans, needles or physical contact has been evaluated in a recent study, showing that changes in breathing picked up by radio waves could help to identify respiratory diseases quickly, safely and with high diagnostic accuracy.
Vitamin D deficiency may put people at higher risk for being admitted to hospital for respiratory infections such as bronchitis and pneumonia, according to a new study.
The analysis of UK Biobank data of middle-aged and older adults found that those with a severe deficiency (below 15 nnmol/L) were 33% more likely to be admitted to hospital for respiratory treatment tha...