EMJ Podcast: Insights For Healthcare Professionals

This week, Jonathan is joined by Deirdre Kelly, Paediatric Hepatologist and Chair of the ESPGHAN Public Affairs Committee. They reflect on her upbringing in India, debate the pros and cons of the NHS, and discuss her work with children facing liver transplantations, as well as how best to provide patients with a sense of autonomy over their conditions.

This week, Jonathan is joined by Deirdre Kelly, Paediatric Hepatologist and Chair of the ESPGHAN Public Affairs Committee. They reflect on her upbringing in India, debate the pros and cons of the NHS, and discuss her work with children facing liver transplantations, as well as how best to provide patients with a sense of autonomy over their conditions.

This episode, sponsored by Vifor pharma, provides an overview of the current challenges in achieving remission for patients with ANCA associated vasculitis, assessing the consequences and regularity of relapse, its association with longer-term damage or clinical outcomes, and how patients view relapse.

This episode, sponsored by Vifor pharma, provides an overview of the current challenges in achieving remission for patients with ANCA associated vasculitis, assessing the consequences and regularity of relapse, its association with longer-term damage or clinical outcomes, and how patients view relapse.

This week, Jonathan sits down with Professor Sumanth Gandra, Assistant Professor, Washington University School of Medicine, to discuss antimicrobial resistance in India. They investigate AMR disparity in high and low-income countries, the need for improved education amongst healthcare professionals, and the role of mass gatherings and the food industry in deepening the problem.

This week, Jonathan sits down with Professor Sumanth Gandra, Assistant Professor, Washington University School of Medicine, to discuss antimicrobial resistance in India. They investigate AMR disparity in high and low-income countries, the need for improved education amongst healthcare professionals, and the role of mass gatherings and the food industry in deepening the problem.

This week, Jonathan explores the history and evolution of the FDA, taking a look at the key milestones, starting from the first medieval food regulations to the institution's response to COVID-19.