Nicholas Crombie and Gavin Perkins on resuscitation with blood products compared with saline

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Erdheim-Chester disease: a new international cohort study on phenotype, treatment, and determinants of prognosis

Professor Julien Haroche and Professor Augusto Vaglio join us this month to discuss their new international cohort study describing phenotype, treatment, and determinants of prognosis in 1174 patients with Erdheim-Chester disease. Click here to read the full article: https://www. ...  Show more

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Thalassaemia care is advancing fast, from gene therapies to AI diagnostics, but access and prevention still lag behind. Hear from the authors of The Lancet Haematology's "Thalassaemia revisited: from health burden to breakthroughs" Series, produced with The Lancet Regional Health ...  Show more

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