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Fetal Exposure to Medication Could Affect Infants’ Brain Development

A study has indicated that fetal exposure to mother’s medication could affect the new-born’s brain development…

Is Infertility Linked to Heart Failure?

According to a new study, a history of infertility is associated with an increase in the risk of heart failure…

Driving access to digital, gene therapies and rare disease education

In this episode, Marc and Helena talk about digital access with Alira Health’s Aaron Grandy and about haemophilia with patient advocate Laurence Woollard.

Challenges in Recognising Wheezing in Young Children

Join the webinar to learn more about the latest insights in diagnosing and managing wheeze. Wheezing is the symptomatic…

EMJ Hepatology 10 [Supplement 2] 2022

This article highlights a poster presented at the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases’ (AASLD) The Liver Meeting® Digital Experience congress and summarises a symposium session from the North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology…

The Impact of Paediatric Cholestatic Liver Disease: Diagnosis, Management, and Treatment Considerations

Cholestatic liver diseases are the leading indications for paediatric liver transplant, and result in significant morbidity and mortality.

The reality of the metaverse

GOLD explores pharma’s future in the metaverse, untangling the good, the bad and the uncertainties. Find out more.

When you choose Angiolite, you know who stands by you

Know more about Angiolite and the people who make it possible, because when you choose Angiolite, you know who stands by you…

Davidek Herron on digital transformation

Davidek Herron, Global Head of Digital at Roche, speaks to Isabel O’Brien about the myths surrounding digital transformation and much more.

Editor's Pick: Adiposity and Neurological Disorders: A Review

Obesity and increased adipose tissue are linked with inflammation, the driving force behind neurologic disorders like Alzheimer’s disease…