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The Mysteries of the Maternal Microbiome

Laura Sycuro joins Jonathan to uncover the mysteries of the maternal microbiome and the interactions between microbiota and disease.

Infographic: The Current Treatment Landscape of Hereditary Angioedema

This infographic explores the current treatment landscape of hereditary angioedema (HAE). Highlighting patient perspectives and the impacts of HAE on patient quality of life, key statistics are presented alongside an overview of available treatments, as well as unmet needs and future considerations for this inherited condition.

Interview: Nicola Veronese

Initially, I was student in endocrinology; however, after some years, I understood that the holistic approach to complex patients…

Gene Therapy in Haemophilia: ASH Congress Highlights

This podcast explores the current burden of haemophilia; namely the geographical prevalence and treatment regimes.

Interview: Sam Kant

I always enjoyed science and being part of a bigger community. Medicine combines these two aspects really well. I pursued nephrology…

Interview: Chris Wincup

I think that I was slightly unusual in my career choices, in that I left medical school knowing exactly what I wanted to do. I went into…

5 minutes with Lance Hill, CEO, Within3

Lance Hill, CEO of Within3, talks to GOLD about the challenge of creating a market for their product and his personal and professional measures of success.

IVF: Returning to Patient-Centred Treatment

This episode discusses all things IVF, from all the major breakthroughs to unmet healthcare needs in this continually shifting field.

Evaluation of Primary Care Online Resources

General practices in the UK are under immense pressure. Research has been conducted on the complexity of current consultations and the use of electronic consultations…

Interview: Tahir Masud

I was inspired to go into geriatric medicine in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when I was a registrar in medicine in Newcastle, UK. I worked with some truly inspirational geriatricians at the time, which I think was a major factor in my decision.