European Archives - Page 509 of 1132 - European Medical Journal

IVDR – the new European In-Vitro Diagnostics market regulations and its implications for the microbiology laboratories

We discuss the differences between the IVDD and IVDR regulations in Europe, the differences and similarities between different countries.

New antibiotics, its implementation and adoption and the role they play in assuring more effective health treatments

We discuss the process of developing new drugs, the barriers to adoption of new available medicines by healthcare providers and practitioners.

Antimicrobial Resistance - a persistent global health threat and how microbiology can help combat it

In this episode we discuss the root causes of the AMR emergence, the cost of it to the patients and the wider population.

Infographic: Bladder Cancer

Bladder cancer is a prevalent disease with defined risk factors and many paths for treatment options. This infographic provides an overview of detection modes and tumour stages, and highlights examinations used to detect bladder cancer.

Microbiology Testing and Its Role in Combating Antimicrobial Resistance and in Assuring the Best Patient Outcomes

This podcast explores the vital role that microbiology testing will play in countering the impending challenge that antimicrobial resistance presents.

Embolic Protection Found to Reduce Severity of Post-TAVR Stroke

Cerebral embolism protection can improve survival and reduce the severity of procedure-related strokes in patients who have had transcatheter aortic valve replacement…

Complete Revascularisation Improves Quality of Life After STEMI

A novel sub-study has revealed that complete revascularisation improves angina-related quality of life in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction…

Integrated Framework for Aerodigestive Conditions Benefits Patients

VALUABLE advances in the diagnosis of aerodigestive conditions have been made with the introduction of a new integrated framework…

Lifetime Management for Patients with Oesophageal Malformations

Oesophageal atresia (OA) is a birth defect that causes the oesophagus to end in a pouch rather than connecting to the stomach…

Meet GOLD's next catalyst - digital innovator, Davidek Herron

Marc presents exclusive snippets from an interview with our next catalist, Davidek Herron, Global Head of Digital, Roche.