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Neuroimaging and The Vascular Brain: Interview with Joanna Wardlaw

There were several things, but a main one was that the visible features that we see on brain imaging were so variable. You could have…

5 minutes with Dr Jamie L Weiss, Alnylam

Jamie L Weiss, Director, Global Medical Communications and Publications, Rare Disease, talks AI, rare diseases and more.

Updated WHO Dementia Guidelines Target Modifiable Risk Factors

WHO dementia guidelines outlined updated recommendations to help prevent or delay dementia through lifestyle changes, risk factor management and early intervention.

Addressing the Full Burden of PBC

The primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) management landscape is evolving rapidly, with widening treatment options and growing emphasis on…

ESHRE 2026 Interview: Georg Griesinger

I’m not sure if IVF success rates have really improved, but what we can do is have a more targeted approach. We should do IVF in people who…

Closing the Gaps in HAE Management

This webinar is focused on improving management of hereditary angioedema (HAE) in adolescents. It brings together an international panel…

Q2 growth for Novartis as new drugs offset patent cliff

The company has reported sales growth of 3% in US dollar terms, as newer medicines offset patent losses.

Bipolar Radiofrequency Ablation Outpaces Emerging VT Techniques

New evidence suggests bipolar radiofrequency ablation remains the preferred strategy for difficult ventricular tachycardia, while pulsed field ablation requires further validation.

Older Donors Show Positive Long Term Kidney Donation Outcomes

A study of older living kidney donors found long term kidney function remained stable, while highlighting the importance of individual risk factors and eGFR assessment methods.

Wearable Technologies Transform Diabetic Foot Ulcer Monitoring

A systematic review found wearable technologies could support diabetic foot ulcer monitoring and early risk detection, while highlighting the need for stronger clinical evidence.