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Independent podcasts on a range of clinical and medico-political topics for specialists in the UK.
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
22 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
13 episodes
since May 27, 2022
episodic
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Join us for Breakfast at King's - a series of discussions with experts at King's College London, hosted by Prof. James Galloway, on recent updates across the field of rheumatology!
In this episode, Dr Mark Russell discusses two recent papers looking at the use of colchicine prophylaxis for patient…
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Join us for Breakfast at King's hosted by Prof. James Galloway, a video series featuring updates in rheumatology with experts at King's College London.
In this episode, Dr Andrew Rutherford discusses the management of patients with rheumatoid arthritis and antidrug antibodies, who are being treate…
Join us for Breakfast at King's - a series of discussions with experts at King's College London, hosted by Prof. James Galloway, on recent updates across the field of rheumatology!
In this episode, Dr Chris Wincup discusses a published case series that highlights the potential for CAR T-cell thera…
In this final episode of our CAR-T update series, Dr Robin Sanderson, consultant haematologist at Kings College Hospital in London, talks about the efficacy and toxicity data presented at US and European meetings this year. As more real-world evidence is gathered, how is this moving the therapy for…
In the second of three episodes, Dr Graham Collins, consultant haematologist in Oxford, discusses how they prepared to infuse their first patient and what is happening with the wider rollout of CAR T therapies to other NHS centres.
In this first episode, Dr Maeve O’Reilly, a consultant haematologist at University College Hospital London, takes us through new approvals and indications of CAR T and what to expect next.
Sarah Henshaw, myeloma clinical nurse specialist at Nottingham University Hospitals and Dr Jennifer Vidrine, consultant in palliative and supportive care medicine at Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust discuss what psychosocial support patients may need at different points in their care, advan…
Professor Gordon Cook, professor of haematology at the University of Leeds and lead for the myeloma clinical and translational research portfolio and Professor Graham Jackson, consultant haematologist at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust discuss managing toxicities associated with …
Professor Gordon Cook, professor of haematology at the University of Leeds and lead for the myeloma clinical and translational research portfolio and Professor Graham Jackson, consultant haematologist at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust discuss managing and preventing infection in…
Michelle Kenyon, consultant nurse in BMT at Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, and Dr Stella Bowcock, consultant haematologist interested in myeloma and supportive care, also based at Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, discuss the pillars of supportive care in haematology-oncolo…
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