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Challenging Clinical Cases in Pulmonology

Experts present clinical cases, share their practical insights in the diagnosis and management of patients with respiratory diseases.

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Challenging Clinical Cases in Sleep Medicine

Nordic Master Class, Stockholm Sweden, November 8-10, 2016. Round table discussion where experts present thought-provoking clinical cases

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New Horizons in ASV

Prof Simonds comments on the results of the SERVE-HF trial and also discusses the different uses of ASV as therapy for complex sleep apnoea, central…

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Adaptive Servo Ventilation – What’s next? by Anita K. Simonds

We bring you a recording of a discussion by a panel of experts entitled New Horizons in ASV: Advancing science | informing ASV clinical practice. ASV has…

Molecular Signature of Liver Disease Indicates Responsiveness to First-Line Therapy

SCIENTISTS have shown how high-risk primary biliary cholangitis (PBC), or PBC in patients who do not respond to conventional treatment, has distinct…

Patients Wait Four Months Before Seeking Cancer Diagnosis

Lugano-Singapore, December 7, 2016 – Patients wait an average of four months before seeking a cancer diagnosis, researchers report at the ESMO Asia 2016…

Supportive Care for Cancer Patients Remains Inadequate

Pain relief and other forms of supportive care for cancer patients are insufficient, researchers report at the ESMO ASIA 2016 Congress.

Neurimmune and TVM Capital Life Science Announce Creation of AL-S Pharma to Develop Innovative Therapy for Patients with ALS

Germany, December 07, 2016 – Neurimmune and TVM Capital Life Science’s latest fund, TVM Life Science Ventures VII, today announced their investment in…

Promising Drug Trial Results for Infant Spinal Muscular Atrophy Treatment

THE INTERIM results of a small, ongoing Phase II trial have shown that the drug nusinersen is a well-tolerated treatment for infantile-onset spinal…

New App Helps Doctors Assess Risk of Lung Cancer

CANCER RESEARCH UK have launched a free iOS app to assist doctors as they decide their next steps in managing patients with pulmonary nodules.