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The JURI report on SEPs is deeply flawed and disproportionate. Given this, IP Europe asks all MEPs to VOTE NO to MEP Walsmann's SEPs report. Our latest video offers a few good reasons why. Those reasons include that the SEP Proposal would undermine European leadership in the development of open technology standards and that it would increase licensing costs for SMEs. Watch our short video to discover more reasons to avoid a tragic Own Goal for Europe. MEPs should vote NO to MEP Walsmann's report and an #OwnGoal4EU #SEPs #standards #SaveEssentialPatents #patents #intellectualproperty #EU #technology #regulation https://lnkd.in/ejC44VgJ Marion Walsmann, Axel Voss, Geoffroy DIDIER, Adrian Vazquez Lazara, Tiemo Wölken, Emmanuel Maurel;

If you would like your panel abstract for the 2025 HTAi annual meeting to be considered for PCIG endorsement (which gives it one extra mark at review), please email a copy of the abstract to our co-chair Aline Silva (dr.alinesvsilva@gmail.com) no later than 9:00 am UTC, Wednesday 30 October. The two highest-scoring works will get the endorsement! As always, please don't forget to submit your abstract separately to the Annual Meeting through the HTAi portal. PCIG criteria: a) The concept is appropriate to HTAi and aligns with the main theme and topics of the HTAi Annual Meeting 2025 b) The abstract addresses a pressing issue in patient and/or citizen involvement in HTA c) The panel is composed of people with appropriate expertise about the subject matter and collectively represents a variety of perspectives or settings d) The panel is structured to achieve its deliverables e) The panel abstract meets quality and style requirements *Additional consideration: The panel is connected to or supports a PCIG project, or is innovative work not covered by the current project program We look forward to reviewing your abstracts, PCIG Steering Committee

N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone Solvent: Applications and Recovery of NMP - In this blog, we delve into the significance of NMP, explore its applications, dive into the NMP market outlook, and shed light on NMP recovery methods. #NMP https://hubs.ly/Q02hCFgl0

We have just updated our CGRP mabs checklist with this paper https://ow.ly/IzZr50Qzn9U

Unlock the power of rtCGM for diverse patients! 📈 Boost your knowledge in using real-time data to enhance metabolic condition management. Learn to leverage rtCGM effectively. Elevate your practice now! 🔍💡 by clicking here: http://ms.spr.ly/6047Y8ZAz #rtCGM #MetabolicHealth

BLOG: "With a view to delivering value to members and the profession more broadly, it is important to consider if the networks and their ‘offer’ is fit for purpose." Dr Ada Hoi Yee Lee explains what the RTPI is doing and how members can get involved in the networks review. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ePiepZFs

Unlock the power of rtCGM for diverse patients! 📈 Boost your knowledge in using real-time data to enhance metabolic condition management. Learn to leverage rtCGM effectively. Elevate your practice now! 🔍💡 by clicking here: http://ms.spr.ly/6042YigYY #rtCGM #MetabolicHealth

Important new #IPF study showing 8-9K new cases per year and around 24-25K living with IPF in England. In addition, an estimated 3500 people die of IPF each year. [2008-2018] https://bit.ly/3wsj03u #ResearchIsPower #KnowledgeIsPower

Putting together my presentation for next month's ADC congress. I will be sharing my results from a secondary analysis of the Complementary Medicine Use, Health Literacy and Disclosure (CAMUHLD) study. Preliminary results highlighted differences in conventional and complementary medicine use in relation to mental health status. Why is this important to know? People living with diabetes might not be asked if they are using complementary medicines, creating potential clinical governance issues, as some medicines can interact with diabetes therapies or might have influence on BGL which needs to be taken into account. People living with diabetes also commonly report lowered mental health functioning. Research has shown that people living with either a chronic disease or mental health condition commonly use complementary medicines, with a current lack of research in understanding the specific needs of people living with both diabetes and lowered mental health functioning.