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Digital therapeutics: fad or force for change?

More and more digital therapeutics are hitting the market, taking the patient experience of healthcare into a more innovative, less invasive place, but are these digital devices worth the hype?

Talking to Dr Gino Martini

Dr Gino Martini, Chief Scientist, Royal Pharmaceutical Society, covers the rapid data generation of COVID-19, the value of digital for HCPs, and why he thinks there will be much to reflect on after the pandemic has passed.

Newborn Screening: Now and in the Future

WHAT is the value of newborn screening (NBS) to the rare diseases community?…

Driving Care Pathways into the Future

ARTIFICIAL intelligence could one day form the backbone of healthcare, but with such a powerful technology looming on our horizon, what exactly does…

Disruptive Innovations in Clinical Research

New trends in clinical research and trial design were discussed, as well as challenges associated with the need to perform innovatively to advance…

Early Intervention with Anti-Tumour Necrosis Factor in Ulcerative Colitis: The Missing Piece of The Puzzle?

In an interactive symposium moderated by Dr Cummings, the question: “Is early intervention with anti-TNF the key to achieving long-lasting remission…

EMJ 5.2 2020

Welcome to EMJ 5.2! Our latest edition of EMJ highlights the experiences of patients with rare diseases, and the clinicians and organisations working…

Eicosapentaenoic Acid: Atheroprotective Properties and the Reduction of Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease Events

Atherosclerosis is an inflammatory disease and inflammation is crucial to all stages of atherogenesis. Targeting inflammation has the potential to reduce…

Chlormethine Gel for Mycosis Fungoides T-cell Lymphoma: Recent Real-World Data

An enhanced understanding of real-world CL Gel usage could help improve the management of patients with MF-CTCL…

Data from the AUGUSTUS Trial Adds an Important Piece to the Complex Puzzle of Antithrombotic Treatment for Those with Nonvalvular Atrial Fibrillation with Acute Coronary Syndrome and/or Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

AF can increase stroke risk and is generally treated with OAC therapy, such as with a VKA or a direct OAC (DOAC). However, what if someone with AF…