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A DermTalks Podcast – Atopic Dermatitis in Special Populations. This podcast series is dedicated to exploring the management of atopic dermatitis in specific patient groups.

Speaker : Dr. Stine Simonsen, Copenhagen University Hospitals, Denmark

Un podcast en trois parties par et pour les cardiologues. La maladie de Fabry est un trouble héréditaire rare, qui se manifeste également par des problèmes cardiologiques. Les cardiologues jouent donc un rôle important dans la détection de la maladie à temps. Dans le podcast en trois parties « Un cœur pour Fabry », trois cardiologues mettent en lumière chaque fois un sujet spécifique sur la maladie de Fabry. Audio en Anglais

The Building Care webinar series is designed to deepen your understanding of the critical role a patient-centered, multidisciplinary approach plays in managing Fabry disease.

Explore the Latest Insights in COPD Management and Biologic Therapies.

We explore the impact of smell impairment and its connection to CRSwNP. Featuring insights from our hosts and a special guest, we uncover pathways to recovery and improved quality of life.

We are pleased to share this extract from our recent webinar on ‘New perspectives in the treatment of pediatrics patients with severe Atopic Dermatitis and adult patients with severe prurigo nodularis’ with you. Watch Prof. Christian Vestergaard as he offers a deep dive into Biologics and their Mode of Action pediatric AD.

We are pleased to share this extract from our recent webinar on ‘New perspectives in the treatment of pediatrics patients with severe Atopic Dermatitis and adult patients with severe prurigo nodularis’ with you. Watch Prof. Martin Metz as he discusses about Diagnosis of Prurigo Nodularis (PN).

We are pleased to share this extract from our recent webinar on ‘New perspectives in the treatment of pediatrics patients with severe Atopic Dermatitis and adult patients with severe prurigo nodularis’ with you. Watch Prof. Christian Vestergaard as he gives an insightful view on Disease modification in young children with AD.