Weighty issue for GPs
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Key role of PCR amidst flu and ongoing COVID-19
Predictable seasonal patterns of influenza viruses worldwide is the backbone of worldwide influenza surveillance systems and vaccination programs over the past several decades. Read More...
Advanced AF rhythm management
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained rhythm disorder, and its treatment has been revolutionised during the past 20 years. This includes improved detection (Apple watch etc), better anticoagulation (DOAC), left atrial appendage management and catheter ablation. Read More...