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Regenerative Medicine in Orthopaedic Surgery

Regenerative medicine has significantly impacted orthopaedic surgery by introducing biological therapies aimed at repairing, restoring, or…

Bulevirtide Shows Long-Term Benefits for HDV-Related Cirrhosis

A 96-week study finds bulevirtide safe and effective for HDV-related cirrhosis, improving liver health and reducing complications.

The changing face of field medical affairs

There are many pillars of medical affairs, but field teams are where the action happens. How do you build teams that deliver results?

Reducing Malaria Infections with Mosquito Shield: Spatial Repellent Success

New study finds Mosquito Shield reduces malaria infections by 33%, offering hope for high-burden regions worldwide.

Study Identifies Path to Steroid-Free Lupus Management

Strategic tapering with hydroxychloroquine and low disease activity helps lupus patients safely discontinue steroids, reducing flare risks.

Effects of Stopping GnRH-Antagonists on Trigger Day in IVF

Stopping GnRH-ant on trigger day improves oocyte maturity, but has no effect on other IVF outcomes.

Obesity at Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Poorer Survival in Children

A study has revealed that childhood obesity at the time of cancer diagnosis is associated with lower event-free survival and overall survival rates…

Gut Microbiome Signatures of Different Diets Revealed

A new multinational study has uncovered how omnivore, vegetarian, and vegan diets affect the human gut microbiome

Sequence of Biologic Treatment Impacts IBD Outcomes

The sequence of biologic treatments in patients with inflammatory bowel disease significantly affects their risk of adverse clinical outcomes.

Marc Hoffman

Hema Now: Episode 8: What’s Next in Lymphoma Diagnosis and Treatment?

Marc Hoffman, Associate Professor in Hematologic Malignancies and Cellular Therapeutics at the University of Kansas Medical Center discusses the future of lymphoma care.