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Electromyography in the Diagnosis of Myotonic Disorders

Discussing how performing EMG can contribute to improving the diagnostic time and success in differential diagnosis of myotonic disorders

Interview: David L. Fischman

With over 20 years of experience as a cardiologist, what initially sparked your interest in the field, and continues to motivate you at…

First Oral Prophylaxis for Hereditary Angioedema: Insights from Clinical and Real-World Evidence

This educational webinar is aimed at healthcare professionals and has been organised and funded by BioCryst Pharmaceuticals…

Racial Disparities in Microvascular Function Following Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

Racial disparities continue to affect patient outcomes following a diagnosis of prostate cancer. A recent study finds Black males with prostate cancer have worse microvascular function than White males, potentially heightening cardiovascular disease risk.

Is Urobiome Community Type Associated with Urinary Incontinence Severity?

A new research finds urinary microbiomes with fewer Lactobacilli and higher bacterial diversity are linked to more severe urinary incontinence episodes in women. Read more.

Variability in Daily Glucose Levels Challenges Diabetes Diagnosis

A new study investigated the daily fluctuations in PFG levels in non-diabetic individuals, highlighting challenges in diabetes diagnosis based on fasting glucose alone. Read more.

Distal First, the Default Approach: Part 2

In this bonus episode, host Sue Saville and guest Pavan Najran, discuss the latest advancements in access and hemostasis for coronary and other procedures via the distal radial route.

Fetomaternal Outcomes of Low-risk Females Presenting with Perceived Reduced Fetal Movements

Fetal movements are defined as any discrete kick, flutter, swish, or roll, first perceived between 16–18 weeks in multiparous females…

Haemophilia A Treatment Shows No Racial or Ethnic Divide

Researchers have found no significant differences in the effectiveness of immune tolerance induction therapy across different racial and ethnic groups in individuals living with haemophilia A.

Sedentary Time and Physical Activity Linked to Menopausal Hot Flashes

According to new studies in Massachusetts, USA, sedentary time and reduced physical activity are linked to an elevation in the frequency of hot flashes in menopause. Read more.