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Bjørn Henning Grønberg

Onc Now: Small-Cell Lung Cancer and Beyond

In this episode, Bjørn Henning Grønberg explores the evolving landscape of lung cancer care, progress and remaining challenges…

Nurse Coordinated Heart Failure Care Improves Outcomes: ESC 2026

A nurse-coordinated, technology-enabled care model for heart failure improved survival without hospitalisation, according to findings presented at the ESC Congress 2026.

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Digital Clinical Safety Gaps Threaten NHS Transformation

National analysis found substantial gaps in digital clinical safety assurance across NHS organisations, with workforce and governance weaknesses as key drivers.

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Daily Zinc Cuts Infections in Children with Sickle Cell Anaemia

Daily zinc significantly reduced infections in young children with sickle cell anaemia in a randomised trial.

Rapid Heart Attack Testing Fails to Shorten ED Stay: ESC 2026

Findings from the PRESC1SE-MI trial, presented during ESC Congress 2026, suggest that rapid heart attack testing was as safe as standard pathways but did not shorten emergency department stays.

First Cardiac Rehabilitation Guidelines Improve Heart Health: ESC 2026

The first dedicated cardiac rehabilitation ESC guidelines bring together evidence supporting improved heart health, physical function, mental wellbeing, and recovery across multiple cardiovascular conditions.

Maternal Diet and Fat Intake Linked to Breast Milk Composition

Study found maternal nutrition may contribute to the supply of fatty acids to breastfed infants.

Rapid Heart Attack Testing Fails to Shorten ED Stay: ESC 2026

Rapid heart attack testing matched standard care safety but did not shorten emergency department stay. Read more.

New Cardiac Rehabilitation Guidelines Emphasise Recovery: ESC 2026

First dedicated ESC guidelines on cardiac rehabilitation highlight wide-ranging benefits for patients with CVD. Read more.

No Excess Cancer Risk with Long-Term Spondyloarthritis Therapy

Does longer therapy exposure raise cancer risk in spondyloarthritis? A nationwide French cohort found no evidence it does.