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Hematology CP

Isatuximab and Belantamab Mafodotin: A Primer to an Evolving Multiple Myeloma Landscape

As the second most common haematological malignancy, multiple myeloma (MM), a plasma cell disorder, continues to affect a significant portion of patients with increasing incidence over the past 25 years…

The growing market of biotechnology

We consider the multi-functional uses and potential of biotechnology, highlight some of the biggest players in biotech, and forecast how the market could ascend in the coming years.

Virtual GI Cancer Masterclass: Guidelines in mCRC

Prof Alberto Sobrero, Prof Per Pfeiffer, and Dr Chiara Cremolini will discuss (i) how the guidelines serve clinicians; (ii) what the guidelines do not and cannot tell us; and (iii) how you would change the current version of the ESMO guidelines in 2021.

Development of a Microneedle Array for Noninvasive Drug Delivery

HOME healthcare systems are critical for improving medical care during infectious disease epidemics and for overcoming the growing challenges of an…

Could Skin Swabbing be the Next COVID-19 Diagnostic Test?

MASS testing for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has been identified by the World Health Organization (WHO) and many governments as a key strategy to…

Microbiol & Infect Dis CP

Gross, Histopathological, and Ultrastructural Features in Patients with COVID-19: A Literature Review

The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak has led to swift efforts to learn about its clinical course, prognostic markers, and complications…

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Advancing Breakthrough Innovative Treatment in Paediatric Dermatitis and Various Skin Disorders

Eczematous dermatitis (or eczema) includes AD, CD, and DD. This inflammatory skin reaction presents as erythema, vesicles, desquamation…

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EMJ Dermatology 9 [Supplement 4] 2021

DERMATITIS is a skin irritation encompassing atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, and diaper dermatitis, which manifest as red, itchy…

EMJ Podcast: Keeping Calm in a Crisis

Meryvn Singer, Professor of Intensive Care Medicine, UCL, discusses the role of intensive care in the pandemic and beyond, consider what physicians have learnt over the past 12 months, and reveal why innovation has peaked during COVID-19.

How Much Sugar Do You Take?

DANGERS of consuming sugar have been further investigated in a new study, which indicated that a person’s metabolism may be adversely affected with even…