Routine invasive management might not improve cardiovascular outcomes in frail older adults with NSTEMI according to a recent analysis.

Cardiac surgery starting in the late morning is linked to a modest increase in cardiovascular mortality compared with other times of day.

Clinical and treatment-related factors associated with poorer outcomes in Clostridioides difficile infection (CDI) have been identified, particularly among critically ill and immunocompromised ...

People living in areas with the highest mapped radon exposure have more than double the risk of lung cancer, according to a ...

With less than one week to go, healthcare professionals across secondary care are being encouraged to secure their places at Clinical Excellence in Respiratory Care, taking place virtually on 12 May ...

Tildrakizumab delivers sustained improvements in psoriasis severity and patient-reported outcomes, according to a recent Italian study.

Most systemic psoriasis treatments carry similar risks of serious infection, long-term registry data suggest, although ...

Telemedicine is reshaping the delivery of care for obstructive sleep apnoea, accelerated by the pandemic and growing pressures on sleep medicine services. In this expert commentary, Professor Johan ...

Moving medical supplies via drone was once a farfetched idea, but there are now multiple projects working to make it a reality. Kathy Oxtoby considers five case studies from the UK and the Netherlands ...

Speaking at Hospital Healthcare Europe’s Spring 2025 Clinical Excellence in Respiratory Care event, Dr Sophie West focused on the use of wearables and artificial intelligence in the future of sleep ...

Genetics partly influence the shape of the heart’s left and right ventricles, a study shows for the first time, with the findings potentially helping to refine cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk ...

Administration of intra-vesical tranexamic acid to a Foley catheter in patients with gross haematuria, prior to continuous bladder irrigation, reduced both the length of stay in the emergency ...