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Call for abstracts & registration open - Luminesce Alliance Conference 2024. The Luminesce Alliance 2024 Conference will focus on Paediatric Precision Medicine: Advancing Research and Patient Care at UNSW, Australia from 7–8 November 2024. The aim of the conference is to showcase innovation, collaboration, and excellence in precision medicine research. Together we will explore the latest developments in basic, translational, and clinical research concerning children and families grappling with rare genetic diseases and cancers. The conference brings together a distinguished cohort of keynote speakers and a wide range of researchers and clinicians including, post-graduate students, early career researchers, nurses, allied healthcare workers, as well as government and the MedTech and Pharma industries. Luminesce Alliance is a not-for-profit paediatric research joint venture between the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, the Children's Medical Research Institute, the Children's Cancer Institute, the UNSW Sydney and The University of Sydney. It has been established with the support of the NSW Government. #precisionmedicine #paediatric #adolescent #medicine #health #research #innovation

This is awesome. Now, what if the system had a Health Coach Pharmacy to prescribe patients to Lifestyle Medicine Coaches. After all - lifestyle medicine doesn't happen in the exam room....it has to go home. A new type of prescription is here. Terra....your Health Coach Pharmacy. #lifestylemedicine #prescription Terra Health Coaching

"The first batch of FLCCC “senior fellows” consists of quacks and antivaxxers. But what will these fellows do? The whole thing seems to be part of a leadership reorganization in the FLCCC: This announcement comes on the heels of last week’s press release announcing that four of the other founding FLCCC physician/scientists have stepped into expanded leadership roles pursuant to the organization’s new strategic plan. “The FLCCC’s strategic growth plan process began more than six months ago, initiated by the formation of an executive committee comprising three of the FLCCC’s five independent directors — those who possess significant entrepreneurial and public company organizational leadership experience,” said Kelly Bumann, executive director. “This committee began serving last fall as the FLCCC’s ‘ad-hoc CEO’ in order to marshal the management team and all organizational resources to collaboratively develop a high-impact expansion and growth plan. The committee will continue to partner with the FLCCC’s executive management team and staff to execute the plan over the next several months.” Why? Apparently Dr. Kory is transferring his responsibility running the FLCCC to Dr. Joseph Varon and being kicked up to an “emeritus” status in the FLCCC because wants to expand his private grift: Dr. Pierre Kory is finalizing the transition of his responsibilities to Dr. Varon over the next 45 days. With the full encouragement and support of the FLCCC Alliance, Dr. Kory is shifting his primary focus to his rapidly growing private practice, Leading Edge Clinic, which is focused on the care of a growing number of patients suffering from vaccine-related injuries. In addition, he plans to devote more time to writing for his Substack blog at https://lnkd.in/gxxEMNNd while also continuing his efforts as a powerful spokesman through his international advocacy work. Just remember that it’s all about the grift; well, that and using legal thuggery to try to silence young physicians who expose the grift, like Dr. Alison Neitzel. There’s only one primary reason that the FLCCC is doing this, to give the appearance of medical and scientific legitimacy to their PPO. Will it work? It doesn’t need to convince actual physicians and scientists; it just needs to convince the lay public. Sadly, it might succeed."

📣 Check out this Congress Review by EMJ - European Medical Journal about their experience at #EBMT24 📰 In this Editor's Pick, EMJ reflects on the highlights of our 50th Annual Meeting, where we welcomed thousands of international experts including physicians, nurses and transplant coordinators to advance education, patient advocacy, and exchange of cutting-edge research. ⚕️🏥 See more in the article ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dde_adXz

Consider joining me tomorrow in a special webinar with the Endocrine Society to discuss (An Efficient Clinic, Right Work in Right Time); it'll be Sat 3/9, 2-3 PM EST. Let me know your thoughts and feedback afterward.

Join us at Baylor Scott & White The Heart Hospital - Plano, every Wednesday from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm for the Weekly ECHO Conference, a dynamic platform for cardiovascular education and collaboration. Gain insights into echo-related didactic lectures and cutting-edge case presentations, incorporating recent research, care controversies, and practical applications. Explore emerging diagnostic, therapeutic, and interventional techniques, as well as cardiovascular complications and their impact on patient care. These weekly lectures are open to physicians, surgeons, mid-level practitioners, nurses, researchers and more interested in cardiovascular health. The learning objectives of the conference include, but are not limited to: - Foster multidisciplinary collaboration in medical education - Enhance patient care safety and quality - Translate research into clinical practice effectively - Promote patient centered , team-based strategies - Analyze and compare patient outcomes for informed treatment decisions. To learn more visit the link below! https://lnkd.in/gsKgVBiH

In our recently published case report, we delve into the intricacies of diagnostic challenges posed by a misleading X-ray in a 4-year-old child. The study highlights the remarkable yet challenging task of removing 195 magnetic beads, shedding light on the intricacies of pediatric interventions. This unique case underscores the importance of meticulous diagnostics and the complexities involved in ensuring the child's well-being, offering valuable insights for medical practitioners and researchers alike. https://lnkd.in/dmQS8Phd

ICYMI👀 Have you seen our latest YouTube video? Check out the recording of our recent webinar, "There’s More than Traditional Research: Alternative Pathways for Scholarly Projects During Pediatric Pulmonary Fellowship." Learn from these inspiring leaders about their scholarly journeys, pearls of wisdom, tips for success, and avoiding pitfalls in the following topic areas!👇 🔗 https://bit.ly/46Cs7LW

The July 2024 issue of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine is now available online! Read about the latest research in ECMO, pediatric ARDS, and more: pccmjournal.org #PedsICU #SCCM

Exciting news: Cytovale’s Director of Product Development Carissa Colegrove has been featured alongside Raymund Dantes, M.D., MPH, a CDC Medical Advisor, as well as Chaz Langelier, M.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Medicine, UCSF, in a recent IEEE Pulse article.   The article discusses how the CDC, as well as researchers and engineers across the U.S., are developing programs and tools to detect and treat sepsis.   Learn more about the development of the IntelliSep sepsis test and Cytovale system here. https://lnkd.in/gg_6PMcE   IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society   #FightSepsis #EndSepsis