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Under the Microscope: How is Patient Care for Heart Failure in the Czech Republic in Real Practice?
The journal Vnitřní lékařství recently published the results of a survey conducted among outpatient cardiologists and internists. The aim was to determine the level of diagnosis and treatment of patients with chronic heart failure (CHF) in real-life practice in the Czech Republic, with a special focus on the presence of symptoms in patients who have not yet been diagnosed. We briefly summarize the key findings from this survey.
Artificial Intelligence Helps in Selecting Influenza Strains for Vaccine Production
Vaccination is one of the most important and effective preventive measures in the fight against…
Central European Expert Consensus on the Treatment of ITP in Adult Patients
In a recently published consensus, experts from Central Europe evaluate the current treatment…
How do patients perceive the treatment of ITP with romiplostim?
Romiplostim, along with eltrombopag and avatrombopag, belongs to the group of thrombopoietin…
FDA Warns Against Self-Monitoring Glucose Using Smartwatches. What About in Czechia?
On February 21st, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning aimed at diabetic…
Where radical surgery cannot be performed in the subhepatic region or liver, there is room for radiation treatment
Proton radiotherapy continues to expand its indications in the treatment of oncological diseases.…
You wouldn't believe what our AI can already do! "Snapshots" from research – 2024/8
Will we soon be living among robots? Artificial Intelligence (AI) has learned to design antibodies,…
Scientists Create First Functional Brain Tissue Using 3D Printing
A research team from the University of Wisconsin-Madison has successfully printed the first ever…
Prof. Miloš Broďák: Introduction of new drugs has significantly improved results even in progressive and recurrent prostate cancers
The prognosis and treatment outcomes for patients with various stages of prostate cancer have…
Subcutaneous zilucoplan – the end of necessary “trips” to the hospital for myasthenia gravis patients?
A study recently published in Lancet Neurology demonstrated the efficacy and safety of the…
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