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Use of Wet Wipes Reduces Incidence of Catheter-Associated Infections

According to recent research, using wet wipes to clean patients with catheters who are bedridden leads to fewer catheter-associated urinary tract infections. Read more.

EULAR 2023 Insights: Treatment developments for rheumatic diseases and gastroenterology

Explore the latest insights from EULAR 2023, which discusses the latest developments and research findings on treatment…

Do happy employees equal better innovation?

In this episode, Nate Cope, Chief Operating Officer, Otsuka Europe, details how companies can drive innovation by being a great place to work.

ECCO 2023 Insights: Advancements in IBD Management and the Application to Rheumatology

Explore the most recent updates from ECCO 2023, which considers the latest insights for IBD management with this expert interdisciplinary…

ACR 2022 Insights: Optimising Real-World Practices in Rheumatology and Gastroenterology

Explore the latest updates from ACR 2022, which discusses the emerging developments and real-world practices within rheumatology and their…

Identifying Optimal Treatment in Patients with Complex ASCVD

This episode navigates atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, including plaque morphology, residual risk, secondary treatment options, and guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.

EADV 2023 Interview: Shyam Verma

Travel is the ultimate eye opener, and so is personal interaction with people from across the globe. One gets to appreciate nuances…

Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer Linked to Other Genitourinary Cancers

New research suggests that patients with prostate cancer treated with radiotherapy may have an increased risk of developing bladder cancer or lung cancer.

Spotlight: September 2023

GOLD looks back at some of the top news stories from the pharmaceutical industry in the last month, covering opinion polls, landmark approvals and major projects on the horizon

Research Reveals Link Between Vitamin D Deficiency and Elevated Atrial Fibrillation Risk

Vitamin D levels have been linked with an increased risk for atrial fibrillation, according to Xiaoli Ding, Gannan Medical University, China, and colleagues. This analysis incorporated data from five prospective cohorts. Read more.