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Beneath the Surface of Teledermatology

This week, Jonathan is joined by Paola Pasquali, established dermatologist with particular expertise in cryosurgery and non-invasive imaging

New Literature Improving Clinical Understanding of Retronychia

Novel insights into retronychia have provided clinical clarity for healthcare professionals, allowing accurate diagnosis of the condition…

Improving R&D pipeline projections

This infographic examines how the pharmaceutical industry’s R&D pipeline is evolving, looking at the companies leading the way and factors behind the recent uptick in IRR.

Facial Swelling as a Presenting Sign of Cholangiocarcinoma

Cholangiocarcinoma is a malignancy of the intrahepatic or extrahepatic (perihilar or distal) biliary tree, forming less than 2% of all…

Pharma in China, untapped markets and drug development

In this episode, Marc and Helena talk China with Novartis’ Isabel Afonso and drug development with Farid Khan, CEO of PharmaKure. Listen now!

Novel Drug Approved for Treatment of Rare Lung Cancer

A new oral, targeted therapeutic has been approved for the treatment of a rare non-small cell lung cancer, offering improved outcomes…

Men’s Health Podcast: Insights into the Causes, Impact, and Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction

In this podcast, Jonathan Sackier, host of the EMG-Health podcast, discusses important topics in men’s health with a focus on erectile dysfunction (ED).

Depression in People with Epilepsy

This infographic explores depression in patients with epilepsy, focusing on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic…

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Review of the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) Overture 2022

THE OVERARCHING theme of the virtual European Congress of Radiology (ECR) Overture 2022 was ‘building bridges’…

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Building Bridges in Multidisciplinary Research

MULTIDISCIPLINARY research is an essential aspect of medical research as it significantly boosts the clinical relevance of a study…