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🌍 Calling all healthcare professionals! Enhance your expertise in caring for EDS and HSD patients with the EDS ECHO Multidisciplinary Team Practice: Europe Program. ⁠ ⁠ 🌟 Led by experts Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alan Hakim and Prof. Jane Simmonds, this program offers comprehensive modules on diagnosis, treatment, and collaboration across disciplines. Improve patient outcomes through evidence-based practices and connect with peers worldwide. The next program begins September 17 looking at Neuro-musculoskeletal Concerns. Program topics will include: ● Complications of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine ● Craniocervical Instability ● TMJ and Dental Concerns ● Speech and Swallow Disorders ● Shoulder Instability ● Wrist and Hand Dysfunction ⁠ CME/CEU/CE credits are available to healthcare professionals. Credits are awarded at 1 per 60 minutes of live session activity.⁠ ⁠ 📅 Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/gGVCCYvs ⁠ Through these programs, the Ehlers-Danlos Society aims to foster collaboration and improve the care and quality of life for those with EDS and HSD.

Just few hours to the opening of the stepped wedge conference, looking forward to welcome you all.  https://lnkd.in/eyQTRVST A great lineup of talks for this afternoon (3:30 pm UK time).  Following the keynote speech by Prof. Richard Hooper @SteppedWedgehog on what's next for the design, Prof. Jim Hughes discusses sample size calculations for the design with time varying treatment effects.  Dr. Yixin Wang then looks at the issue of bias under temporal effect misspecification in cluster randomised trials with staggered intervention implementation. Efficient design-based inference is then discussed by Dr. Fan Xia. We wrap-up the activities for today with a talk by Dr. Andrew Appelboam on Tales of the Unexpected: Challenges in the EVADE SVT study in pre-hospital emergency medicine. https://lnkd.in/dvbUKpNi

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A question that comes up frequently within the LAM community is whether exercise can improve life for individuals with LAM – and if so, how much exercise is the right amount. A recent publication demonstrated that not only is exercise safe for LAM patients – it is significantly beneficial. The LAM Foundation granted Mary Beth Brown, PT, PhD, the Patient Benefit Award in 2018 to conduct this research. Click the link below to learn more about Dr. Brown’s results. https://bit.ly/46Gzhhy

Looking forward to watching this webinar! If you are interested in Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound #CEUS, don't miss this panel of experts focusing on Liver and Pediatric applications. Use the link in the below post to sign up. #Radiology #ultrasound #sonography #liverdisease

Today the 5th Congress of joint European Neonatal Societies begins. The next few days are packed with everything from evidence-based research to scientific innovations! Make sure to stop by our booth to learn about the clinical power of human milk! #jENS2023

On this week's transformative episode of The CLS Experience, we explore the profound connections between our physical health and emotional well-being with the dynamic and handsome Will Cole a pioneer in functional medicine. Together, we delve into how our microbiome significantly influences our mood, cravings, and overall mental state 🧠. He started one of the first functional medicine telehealth centers in the world, while also being named one of the top 50 function and integrative doctors in the nation, no big deal. Grab a coffee, a journal and enjoy! 🎧 - Have you yet taken a functional medicine approach for issues, conditions, and imbalances, to really get underneath the hood?

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Hyfe has had a busy start to the year, but we're especially proud of our Hyfe Cough Science Forum held on February 14th! This was the first time we opened the event to the public, and we were delighted to welcome attendees from 16 different centers and institutions. Featuring speakers like David Edwards (Sensory Cloud, Inc. & Harvard University), Fan Chung (Imperial College London), and Dominic Sykes (Hull York Medical School & Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust), we discussed important topics, and covered the latest results and findings on: ➡️ Alkaline hypertonic divalent salt aerosols for the treatment of chronic cough: an exploratory study ➡️ Longitudinal cough frequency monitoring in chronic coughers: Daily Variability and Predictability ➡️ The esophagus, cough monitoring, and Azithromycin ➡️ Hyfe CoughMonitor Validation Study 🗓️ Save the date for our next Forum on May 22nd. Whether you're passionate about cough science or eager to learn more, we invite you to join us. 🔗 Register now at the link below and be part of the conversation: https://lnkd.in/g9ETwVtv 🔗 Find out more about the Cough Science Forum here: https://lnkd.in/dt9FEghH It's never too early to secure your spot or consider presenting at our next Cough Science Forum. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions you may have. #HyfeCoughScienceForum #coughscience #coughresearch #respiratoryhealth

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