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Fractional Flow Reserve, Quantitative Flow Ratio, and Instantaneous Wave-Free Ratio: Comparison of Ionising Radiation Dose

The development of interventional cardiology is inevitably associated with increased dose of ionising radiation for the physician.1 Additionally, physiology-guided myocardial revascularisation is supported by both European and American experts,2,3 but these procedures may increase the total procedure time in addition to increased dose of ionising radiation for the physician.

Fatal Cardiovascular Collapse During Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement Due to Valve Migration

Transcatheter valve embolisation and migration (TVEM) into the left ventricle (LV) is especially significant and requires conversion to an emergency surgical technique, with unusually high mortality reported.

Clarity on Cannabinoid-Based Products in Medicine

This document aims to provide an overview of the clinical and regulatory challenges faced in the use of cannabinoid-based products in medicine, without becoming a comprehensive humanity review of the literature on the medical possibilities of cannabinoids.

EMJ Oncology 9 [Supplement 4] 2021 Feature Image

EMJ Oncology 9 [Supplement 4] 2021

OVARIAN cancer is the seventh most commonly diagnosed malignancy among women worldwide, and the gynaecologic cancer with the…

EMJ Oncology 9 [Supplement 4] 2021 Feature Image

PARP Inhibitors in Advanced Ovarian Cancer: A Review of Long-term Efficacy and Survival Rates

This article discusses the results published in 2020 and early 2021 from key clinical trials of PARP inhibitors in patients with advanced ovarian cancer in terms of long-term efficacy and survival rates.

Talking to Denise Dewar

Denise Dewar, Digital Hub Director, Europe, Japan and Canada, GSK, discusses digital transformation and swapping whisky for pharma.

Doxycycline Antibiotic Shows Promise Treating TB

Hopeful researchers have discovered use of the common antibiotic doxycycline, in combination with TB drug treatment, effective in reducing these lung cavities and accelerating markers of lung recovery.

Asthma Risk Identified Among Infants with Lung Infection

Research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has uncovered four subtypes of infection, caused by the bronchiolitis respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), one of which is linked with higher asthma risk.

EMJ Podcast: Neuroscience meets NASA

This week, Jonathan sits down with Professor Babak Kateb, Chairman and CEO, Society for Brain Mapping and Therapeutics, to discuss the potential of cross-discipline collaboration, and reveal what he thinks will be the spaces to watch in neurology and research.

Pulling away from push marketing

While pharmaceutical marketers used to rely heavily on push marketing, since the pandemic, a call to move to pull advertising has prevailed. How can pharma further engage the medical affairs function to draw in doctors with tailored, scientific content that is targeted and trustworthy?