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Can Geriatrics Training Survive Funding Uncertainty?
Clinical & Pharma Can Geriatrics Training Survive Funding Uncertainty?

I'm thrilled to sit down with James Maitland, a renowned expert in geriatrics and healthcare policy, whose extensive work has shaped innovative approaches to training healthcare providers for an aging population. With a deep understanding of programs like the Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement

How Does Vici Syndrome Link to Parkinson’s Disease?
Clinical & Pharma How Does Vici Syndrome Link to Parkinson’s Disease?

In a remarkable stride forward in medical research, a recent study published in the Annals of Neurology on October 8, 2025, has unveiled a profound genetic connection between Vici syndrome, a rare childhood neurodevelopmental disorder, and Parkinson’s disease, a condition typically associated with

2025 Nobel Prize: Breakthrough in Immune Tolerance Research
Clinical & Pharma 2025 Nobel Prize: Breakthrough in Immune Tolerance Research

In a landmark moment for medical science, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi for their transformative discoveries in peripheral immune tolerance, a critical mechanism that ensures the immune system safeguards the body

Why Tailored BRD Treatments Matter for Cattle Health?
Clinical & Pharma Why Tailored BRD Treatments Matter for Cattle Health?

In the vast landscapes of the American beef industry, a silent threat looms over feedlots and ranches, impacting both animal welfare and economic stability. Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) stands as one of the most significant health challenges for cattle, particularly in high-stress environments

How Do Feline and Canine Parvoviruses Evolve in Southern China?
Clinical & Pharma How Do Feline and Canine Parvoviruses Evolve in Southern China?

In the intricate web of veterinary health challenges in Southern China, a pressing concern has emerged with the evolution of feline parvovirus (FPV) and canine parvovirus (CPV), pathogens that severely impact cats and dogs. These viruses, belonging to the Parvoviridae family, are notorious for

Are Nuclear Missile Bases Causing Cancer in Workers?
Clinical & Pharma Are Nuclear Missile Bases Causing Cancer in Workers?

Short introductionI’m thrilled to sit down with Dr. James Maitland, a renowned expert in military health and environmental safety with decades of experience studying the health risks faced by service members in high-stakes environments. Today, we’re diving into a critical issue affecting nuclear

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