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Influenza Vaccine May Lower Risk of Cardiovascular Death

A study, conducted by Fatemeh Omidi, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran, and colleagues, reported a 20% reduced risk in cardiovascular death following influenza vaccination.

Are Cardiac Follow-Ups Needed in Children with Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome?

According to study, cardiology follow-ups (like cardiac MRI) should be implemented in patients with multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children. Read more.

Horizons in Haematology: Insights from the EHA President

António Almeida joins us to discuss the EHA, modern medical education, and promising treatment advances.

BIMZELX®▼ (bimekizumab) Mode of Action

Learn about the mechanism of action for Bimzelx (bimekizumab). To find out more, please visit www.bimzelx.eu…

The Diverse Applications of Radiology

Refky Nicola joins Jonathan to discuss various uses of radiology and what the future holds for the discipline as technology continues to develop.

ROCKETing Forward: The Future of Atopic Dermatitis Treatment Targeting the OX40 Signalling Pathway

View our latest infographic, which spotlights the challenges and opportunities for the treatment of atopic dermatitis (AD), highlighting…

Complex High-risk Interventional Patients and Procedures: Case-based review and patient management.

We are pleased to bring you a roundtable discussion webinar exploring complex high-risk interventional procedures, including comprehensive discussion on a patient case and effective patient management strategies.

Vitiligo Is an Immune Mediated Disease – Do We Have the Right Approach and Tools to Manage?

This two-part podcast series delves into vitiligo as a systemic disease, its known risk factors, and the stigma often associated with the condition.

Interview: Maureen Kohi

Maureen Kohi – University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill, USA. During medical school, I found myself gravitating towards…

Children with Atopic Dermatitis More Likely to Develop Other Skin Conditions

Children with atopic dermatitis are more likely to develop other skin conditions. Despite this, researchers reported that many children with AD are not referred for patch testing, and ACD is often underdiagnosed.