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Alcohol Does Not Affect Virologic Response in Hepatitis C Virus

Recent research has shown that alcohol use during the early stages of direct-acting antiviral treatment was not linked to reduced odds for achieving sustained virologic response (SVR) in patients with chronic HCV infection.

UEG 2023 Interview: Patrizia Burra

Regarding my decision to undertake my studies in the field of gastroenterology, a prominent role was certainly played by my mentor, Remo…

Waitlist Outcomes Improved by Living Donor Liver Transplantation

Waitlist outcomes are improved by living donor liver transplantation for high-risk patients with cirrhosis, according to a recent study. This study aimed to assess the impact of access to LDLT in waitlisted patients at highest risk of dropout.

Hypertriglyceridaemia Associated with Severity of Pancreatitis in Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

Higher triglyceride levels have been linked with incidence of moderately severe and severe acute pancreatitis in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. The complications of this hypertriglyceridaemia included organ failure and acute peripancreatic fluid collection.

Live Webinar: Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction and Its Hidden Role in Persistent Angina

Two draw upon their expertise to increase awareness for the importance of interrogating microvascular function.

EMJ Dermatology 11 [Supplement 1] 2023

This comprehensive review article explores patient-centric approaches in skin treatments, as presented by global experts during a…

Patient Centricity in Skin Treatments: Global Meeting of Experts in Dermatology

During this symposium, global experts in dermatology gave a series of lectures focused on skin treatments and their benefits for patients…

The Dream for Women’s Healthcare

Byungyol ‘Bill’ Chun joins Jonathan to discuss labour and Caesarean section, abortion, menopause, and female healthcare in the USA.

Effects of Obesity on Cancer Prognosis and Treatment

Obesity, defined as a BMI greater than or equal to 30 kg/m2, is a condition with rising incidence around the world that contributes…

Use of Wet Wipes Reduces Incidence of Catheter-Associated Infections

According to recent research, using wet wipes to clean patients with catheters who are bedridden leads to fewer catheter-associated urinary tract infections. Read more.