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Lung cancer screening and its implications

Written by | 19 Jul 2019

Professor Bob Steele CBE (Dundee, UK) discusses the potential implementation of a National Screening Programme in the UK, and the view post-NELSON, as well as highlighting the next steps in… read more.

Managing Hodgkin lymphoma – a world view (from ISHL 2016)

Written by | 28 Nov 2016

by Christine Clark ISHL 2016 Professor Joseph Connors (Vancouver) speaks about the session at ISHL10 where a world view of the management of Hodgkin lymphoma was discussed. There… read more.

EHA 2016: Pathophysiology and diagnosis of multiple myeloma bone disease. The chair of this year's EHA educational session on myeloma, Professor Roman Hajek (University of Ostrava, Czech Republic), discusses highlights from the session.

Written by | 2 Aug 2016

Pathophysiology and diagnosis of multiple myeloma bone disease Evangelos Terpos, University of Athens School of Medicine, Greece Osteolytic bone disease is the most common complication of MM and… read more.

EHA 2016: Pathophysiology and diagnosis of multiple myeloma bone disease. The chair of this year’s EHA educational session on myeloma, Professor Roman Hajek (University of Ostrava, Czech Republic), discusses highlights from the session.

Written by | 2 Aug 2016

Pathophysiology and diagnosis of multiple myeloma bone disease Evangelos Terpos, University of Athens School of Medicine, Greece Osteolytic bone disease is the most common complication of MM and… read more.

X-ray appears unreliable for spotting hip osteoarthritis

Written by | 11 Jan 2016

by Bruce Sylvester: Researchers report that in most cases hip x-rays are unreliable for diagnosing hip osteoarthritis (OA). The findings appeared on Dec. 8, 2015 in the British Medical… read more.

Doctors are missing chances to diagnose COPD earlier

Written by | 9 May 2014

In up to 85 percent of cases.  “The substantial numbers of patients misdiagnosed and under diagnosed in this study is a cause for concern. It is important that… read more.

Shock-absorbing ‘goo’ discovered in bone

Written by | 8 Apr 2014

Latest research shows that the chemical citrate – a by-product of natural cell metabolism – is mixed with water to create a viscous fluid that is trapped between… read more.

Shock-absorbing 'goo' discovered in bone

Written by | 8 Apr 2014

Latest research shows that the chemical citrate – a by-product of natural cell metabolism – is mixed with water to create a viscous fluid that is trapped between… read more.

First real-life study finds Xpert test improves TB diagnosis

Written by | 12 Mar 2014

“Despite already being rolled-out in many countries, our study is the first to look at the feasibility of the Xpert test in a real-life clinical setting in southern… read more.

ACR/ARHP 2013 Report – Triple DMARDs tops methotrexate in early rheumatoid arthritis

Written by | 21 Nov 2013

by Bruce Sylvester – Combined use of three DMARDs (disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs) for recent-onset rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is more effective than methotrexate monotherapy, researchers reported at the American… read more.

Osteo Rx combo betters alternatives

Written by | 17 May 2013

Most currently available osteoporosis drugs like denosumab are antiresorptive: they curb bone loss by blocking the action of cells that break down bone (osteoclasts) during the normal process… read more.

AATS Report 2013 – CT superior to chest X-ray for lung cancer

Written by | 13 May 2013

Greater sensitivity, with lower radiation dose, allows for faster treatment, reported at 93rd AATS Annual Meeting.  Lung cancer is associated with very high mortality, in part because it… read more.

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