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A Step Ahead for Difficult Airway Management Using GlideScope®: A Prospective, Randomised, Comparative Study

GlideScope® video-assisted laryngoscope (GVAL) has been a revolution in difficult airway intubation since its introduction in 2003…

Great Power, Greater Responsibility. Ethical Implications on the Genome Editing Frontier

In 1993, responding to the continually emerging and prospective possibilities of genome editing in the field of agricultural modification, social theorist…

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Utility of Perioperative Warming for the Prevention of Surgical Site Infection and Patient Rehabilitative Complications: A Systematic Review

In modern surgical procedures, a consistent risk is the development of surgical site infection (SSI) postoperatively, projected to be affecting…

A Revolution in Healthcare Innovation

Asked to name the first thing that came into their heads when thinking about innovation, the editorial team members at EMG-Health thought carefully…

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Artificial Intelligence Applications in Medicine: A Rapid Overview of Current Paradigms

AI has become ubiquitous and is now being applied in healthcare. It uses concepts from statistics, computer science, and data science…

Awards in Innovations – Spotlight on Start-ups

We’ve all heard of the Silicon Valley start-ups who have revolutionised the modern world. They’ve produced the likes of Apple, Google, Facebook, and Uber.

Editor's Pick: Precision Medicine in Lung Cancer

Lung cancer has a devastating global impact. Claiming over 2 million lives in 2018, it is the world’s leading cause of cancer-related morbidity…

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Targeting the T-Cell Response in Skin Infections

STAPHYLOCOCCAL (staph) infections are highly contagious and pose a huge risk to patients and development of vaccines for this infection has proved to be…

Contaminated Cosmetics: New Results Shed Light on Bacteria Risk for Patients

Contaminated Cosmetics: New Results Shed Light on Bacteria Risk for Patients

Makeup sponges are the beauty product which retain the greatest amount of bacteria, higher than that found in other cosmetics such as expired products…

BCG-Unresponsive Bladder Cancer: New Frontiers in the Treatment Landscape

This meeting took place on 28th September 2019, as part of the Ferring-organised Meet-The-Expert symposium at the European Society of Medical Oncology. Main topic is discussion of new treatment modalities in the management of high-risk, non-muscle invasive bladder cancer.