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Reproductive Health
4 Mins
25 Aug 2020

Interview: Prof Andrew Shennan

Prof Andrew Shennan | Professor of Obstetrics, King’s College London, St Thomas’ Hospital, London, UK…
Reproductive Health
11 Mins
25 Aug 2020

Editor's Pick: When Regenerative Medicine Faces the Challenges of Reproductive Medicine: A Review Study on Recent Advances in the Strategies for Derivation of Gametes from Stem Cells

Gametes are highly specialised cells that allow the birth of new individuals and, with that, the continuation of a species…
Reproductive Health
9 Mins
25 Aug 2020

Oocyte Cryopreservation in Emergency Situations: Perspectives and Reality

The need to preserve women’s fertility urgently arises when unforeseen circumstances occur in assisted reproductive technology (ART)…
Reproductive Health
9 Mins
25 Aug 2020

Deep Learning Strategies for Ultrasound in Pregnancy

In medical imaging, the most commonly employed deep learning methods are convolutional neural networks (CNN).1-8 Compared to classical machine learning…
Reproductive Health
8 Mins
25 Aug 2020

Smartphone Applications for Reproduction: From Rigorously Validated and Clinically Relevant to Potentially Harmful

Mobile device applications (apps) debuted in 2008, and the world was transformed by these small pieces of software, seemingly overnight. Medical science…
Oncology
10 Mins
24 Aug 2020

Adaptations and Advancement of Biologic Immunotherapy in the Management of Immunologically Cold Solid Malignancies

Contemporary breakthroughs within cancer immunotherapy are frequently cited amongst the most promising of therapeutic directions for medical oncology…
Dermatology
8 Mins
17 Aug 2020

Differential Diagnosis of Nail Psoriasis and Onychomycoses: A Report Based on 40 Years of Specialised Nail Consultations

Ungual psoriasis and onychomycosis are common nail diseases. Despite their different aetiology and course, surprisingly they have much in common.
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Cardiology
9 Mins
14 Aug 2020

Worsening Heart Failure Events Despite Foundational Therapy in Patients with Heart Failure with Reduced Ejection Fraction: An Interview with International Cardiology Experts

HF is a global problem, with an estimated 63 million patients worldwide living with the disease.4 It is projected that the lifetime risk of developing…
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