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Boehringer pledges $5m to WHO Foundation mental health initiative

Discover how this partnership could enhance access to quality healthcare, with an emphasis on mental health services for vulnerable populations in the Americas.
16 Oct 2024

Understanding Long COVID and Its Lasting Health Impacts

Long COVID presents many symptoms, from fatigue to cognitive impairments. Research explores the impact of this condition and its similarities to other respiratory infections
16 Oct 2024

Hema Now: Episode 2: Bridging Medicine, Wellness, and Community – Part 2

What are the diagnostic challenges in distinguishing between APML and COVID-19? Find out with Sunil Gupta, an expert in haemato-oncology.
16 Oct 2024

Stroke Risk in Patients with Sickle Cell Disease

New research examining nearly three decades of data reveals a concerning rise in stroke rates among both children and adults with sickle cell disease
16 Oct 2024

The Burden of Incorrect Cancer Diagnosis

Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death worldwide among men, yet recent research suggests many early-stage prostate changes may not require a cancer diagnosis.
15 Oct 2024

Maternal Mortality Rates Rise in the UK

A report highlights a significant rise in maternal mortality rates between 2020–2022 compared to previous years, with 296 women dying during or shortly after pregnancy.
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Astellas’ Martina Dempsey on achieving equal footing for women in pharma

Martina Dempsey, VP of Commercial Strategy and Operations at Astellas Europe, discusses empowering women in the pharmaceutical industry.
15 Oct 2024

“Did you know” 2024 Podcast Series

Moderated by Sue Saville. With speakers: Prof Dr Frank Broekmans, Prof Peter Humaidan, Prof Dr Dominic Stoop, Dr Samuel Santos-Ribeiro…
15 Oct 2024

Electronic Nudges Boost Flu Vaccination in
Chronically Ill Patients

A study has demonstrated that electronic letters informed by behavioural science can significantly increase influenza vaccination rates in chronically ill patients.
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Britain explores Eli Lilly’s obesity drug to tackle long-term sickness

The British government is set to explore whether Eli Lilly’s weight-loss drug could play a pivotal role in getting people back to work.
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