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Breaking the Silence on Suicide Prevention

In this special World Mental Health Day episode, Jonathan speaks with Debi Roberts about breaking down barriers to mental health conversations and creating practical pathways for suicide prevention.

Validated ICD-10 Algorithm Accurately Identifies Major GI Bleeding

Validated ICD-10 Algorithm Accurately Identifies Major GI Bleeding

A nationwide Icelandic study confirms an ICD-10 algorithm accurately identifies major GI bleeding in anticoagulated patients, improving reliability of registry-based research.

Cefiderocol

New Antibiotic Cefiderocol Holds Promise for Deadly Bloodstream Infections

Cefiderocol shows comparable effectiveness to standard care in treating carbapenem-resistant bloodstream infections, offering hope against superbugs.

Acne treatment

Seboselective 1726-nm Laser: Advanced Acne Treatment

Discover a study revealing how the seboselective 1726-nm laser delivers safe, long-lasting acne treatment results with improved skin clarity and confidence.

Real-world Post-hoc Analysis from the PERMIT study

Explore this interactive video featuring neurologist Vicente Villanueva, as he discusses insights from the PERMIT real-world study…

Gene–Environment Interactions in Dermatology: Sara J. Brown

Discover groundbreaking eczema research with Sara J. Brown, exploring skin organoids, genetics, and future breakthroughs in dermatology…

Reshaping the Role of Immunotherapy in NSCLC Treatment

At the European Lung Cancer (ELCC) 2025, renowned experts Nicolas Girard, Andrea Ardizzoni and Alfredo Addeo discuss the following; Novel…

Almirall’s Dr Volker Koscielny on World Mental Health Day

On World Mental Health Day, our latest Catalyst Dr Volker Koscielny calls for a new approach in dermatology.

bronchiestasis

New International Guidelines Set Standard for Bronchiectasis Care

The ERS has released evidence-based guidelines for adult bronchiectasis care, offering structured recommendations on airway clearance, macrolides, and inhaled antibiotics.

cognitive impairment

PET Imaging Study Links Synaptic Changes to Long COVID Cognitive Impairment

A PET imaging study reveals widespread synaptic AMPAR increases in long COVID patients with cognitive impairment.