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Cancer Care Seeing Dramatic Changes in Light of COVID-19

Cancer Care Seeing Dramatic Changes in Light of COVID-19

SIGNIFICANT changes in cancer care are occurring and expected to continue for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic, a message delivered in a recently…

Age and sex

Age and Sex Shown to Not Influence Overall Survival in Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma

PATIENT counselling is more important than ever for those with cancer, especially considering the burgeoning number of treatments available…

ICDS Interview with Professor Abe Fingerhut

We sat down with Prof Abe Fingerhut at the ICDS to discuss his long and illustrious career in colorectal surgery.

EMJ Podcast: The Frontline of Coronavirus

In this special episode, a chat with an NHS doctor on the frontline of COVID-19 and a patient who has just recovered from the virus.

In Vitro Fertilisation and Covid-19: Insights From An Embryologist

We interviewed clinical embryologist Prof George Anifandis, who discussed some of the key advances and challenges in reproductive medicine and delineated…

AACR Virtual Annual Meeting I

AACR Virtual Annual Meeting I

The AACR Virtual Annual Meeting I will take place April 27-28. This meeting, which will be the first of two virtual meetings, is FREE and will feature an…

Talking to Pierre van Weperen

Pierre van Weperen, Chief Commercial Officer, Grow Biotech, discusses the potential of medicinal cannabis and big pharma vs start-ups.

Does pharma need more 'social' leaders?

Pharmaceutical companies have embraced the corporate social media account, but many lack the personal touch of a profile run by their leader. The opportunity to connect with employees and patients alike is unbounded; the time to log on is now.

Heavy Wildfire Smoke Exposure Associated with Risk of Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest

Heavy Wildfire Smoke Exposure Associated with Risk of Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest

WILDFIRE smoke has been linked to a heightened risk of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests, in some cases by as much as 70%…

New Risk Stratification Model Developed for Patients Following Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

New Risk Stratification Model Developed for Patients Following Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

ACCURATE outcomes have been better predicted in ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) patients having undergone…