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Study sheds light on breast cancer drug failure 32 mins ago
CNBC - 3 Hours ago
LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - The most commonly used breast cancer drug may cause tumours to spread in a small number of women with low levels of a protein which makes cells stick together, British researchers
Study sheds light on breast cancer drug failure MSN UK
Study sheds light on breast cancer drug failure (Reuters) Yahoo!
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Brand-name drugs no better than generics: U.S. study
Reuters Health - 3 Hours ago
-0400 (Reuters Health) By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - There is no evidence that brand-name drugs given to treat heart and other cardiovascular conditions work any better than their cheaper generic
Generic Heart Drugs as Good as Brand-Name Counterparts MedicineNet.com
Brand-Name Drugs No Better Than Generics: Study Post Chronicle
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Mayo Clinic Identifies Best Treatments for Long-Term Survival in Brain Tumor Patients
Forbes.com - 108 Minutes ago
Patients who had aggressive surgeries were free of tumor recurrence an average of 15 years after diagnosis ROCHESTER, Minn., Dec. 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A new Mayo Clinic study found that patients
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Technology is rewiring our brains, claim boffins
New Zealand Herald - 3 Hours ago
lcolm Ritter Do 'digital natives' relate better to emoticons than real humans? Compute NEW YORK - What does a teenage brain on Google look like? Do all those hours spent online rewire the circuitry? Could
Scientists ask: Is technology rewiring our... WPVI Philadelphia
Scientists: Technology May Be Rewiring Our Brains FOXNews.com
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Threat to breast cancer testing after controversial patent ruling
The Independent - 3 Hours ago
Search Search Go Independent.co.uk Web Bookmark & Share Testing for breast cancer could become more difficult and expensive to carry out following a controversial ruling by the European Patent Office
Controversial ruling threatens breast cancer testing Belfast Telegraph
New breast cancer screening test will use saliva Medicexchange.com
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Aggressive drug marketing may endanger people: study
Reuters Health - 3 Hours ago
-0400 (Reuters Health) By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Quicker drug approvals and sophisticated marketing campaigns may be putting more patients at risk of dangerous side-effects
Aggressive Drug Marketing May Endanger People Post Chronicle
Aggressive drug marketing may endanger people-study CNBC
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Women being denied cervical cancer vaccine on NHS
Telegraph - 3 Hours ago
Doctors have been told by primary care trusts that they must not vaccinate women who fall outside the national programme, which routinely offers the jab to all girls between the age of 12 and 18. Half
Cost of cervical cancer vaccine reduced by R250 a dose Cape Times
Teenage women to get cancer vaccine Sheffield Star
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Breast cancer drug warning
Telegraph - 4 Hours ago
Laboratory tests on cancer cells grown in test tubes suggest that giving Tamoxifen to some patients could actually promote the disease. One of the 'gold standards' for breast cancer treatment, Tamoxifen
Breast cancer drug failure Straits Times
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Strategic Commissioning Lead, NHS - Mental Health
ZDNet UK - 103 Minutes ago
Location England Midlands East Salary Negotiable Type Contract Reference 7219587 Strategic Commissioning Lead required for my NHS client in the Midlands. You will be required to manage substantial Mental
NHS mental health inquiry launched The Scotsman
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Promising long-term results seen with cell therapy for critical limb ischemia
Reuters Health - 3 Hours ago
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Intramuscular implantation of autologous bone marrow mononuclear cells is associated with long-term improvements in limb ischemia and may prevent or at least delay the need
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Enzyme replacement therapy normalizes growth in pediatric Gaucher disease
Reuters Health - 3 Hours ago
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Long-term, continuous enzyme replacement therapy (ERT) with alglucerase or imiglucerase in children with Gaucher disease type 1 normalizes linear growth, enhances bone mineralization,
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No more pig virus tests for Solvay drug: U.S. FDA panel
Reuters Health - 3 Hours ago
SILVER SPRING, Md. (Reuters) - Solvay Pharmaceuticals Inc does not need to develop additional tests to screen out three viruses from its pancreatic enzyme drug Creon, which is made from pig glands, a
No more pig virus tests for Solvay drug-US FDA panel Forbes.com
No further tests needed for Solvay drug-US panel Forbes.com
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Paroxetine, fluoxetine in early pregnancy linked to heart defects in offspring
Theheart.org - 2 Hours ago
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Folate in Early Pregnancy May Boost Wheezing in Baby MedicineNet.com
Folate in Early Pregnancy Linked to Slightly Raised Risk of Respiratory Ills in Medscape
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Lab study pegs myocardial fibrosis as a novel heart-failure treatment target
Theheart.org - 2 Hours ago
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Acute Decompensated Heart Failure: A Patient's Journey
Theheart.org - 2 Hours ago
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Type 2 Diabetes: The role of genes & lifestyle
Theheart.org - 2 Hours ago
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Dec. 3, 2008--Researchers Decode DNA of Cancer Patient
Advance for IRT - 2 Hours ago
For breast cancer patients who underwent a mastectomy who undergo radiation therapy after immediate breast reconstruction, autologous tissue reconstruction provides fewer long-term complications and better
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Chinese Americans "all brains, no pay"
People's Daily Online - 2 Hours ago
Chinese Americans in the United States earn less than non-Hispanic Whites of the same educational level, despite having a higher educational level than the average population, a study has said. The compilers
Chinese Americans 'all brains, no pay' EView Week
US Chinese 'all brains, no pay' People's Daily Online
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Patient pictures improve radiologistâ??s care
E-Health Europe - 2 Hours ago
A patientâ??s picture may help improve the performance of radiologists, new Israeli research has found. The picture in question is not a digital x-ray but simple snap of the patient, showing their face.
Technology improves care for cancer patients IT-Online
Should medical researchers get access to patients' care records? Pulse
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Asthma education-exercise may improve childhood quality of life
MedWire News - 3 Hours ago
MedWire News: Quality of life and morbidity may improve in unhappy asthmatic children with a low-intensity asthma educationââ?¬â??exercise program, regardless of pulmonary function and exercise tolerance
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Aesthetic Medicine CME/CE Collection: Volume 4
Abstracts in Hematology and Oncology - 3 Hours ago
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Former MS Medical Examiner Sues Innocence Project
Forensic Magazine - 3 Hours ago
Steve Hayne, the former Mississippi Medical Examiner, has filed suit against the New York-based nonprofit, the Innocence Project. Hayne claims that the organization damaged his reputation with press releases
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Danes give African kids free insulin
ONE News - 3 Hours ago
The world's biggest maker of insulin pledged to provide diabetes care, including free medication, to 10,000 children in African countries to combat a hidden killer. Danish pharmaceutical firm Novo Nordisk
Plan to give kids free fruit Paisley Daily Express
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Exhaled nitric oxide related to allergic conditions
MedWire News - 3 Hours ago
MedWire News: Asthma and allergy are associated with elevated fractional concentrations of nitric oxide in exhaled breath (FeNO) of children, with the highest FeNO levels found in those with both conditions,
Effect of nitric oxide on brains computing skill The Hindu
Everything you need to know about Nitric Oxide-00-1300 MyContentBuilder
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Identifying Smokers Via Text Messaging Proves Effective for CVD Battle
EHealthNews.eu - 110 Minutes ago
An innovative scheme using mobile technology to identify patients 'at risk' of developing CVD by effectively establishing smoking status has recently proved a great success for NHS Hammersmith and Fulham.
Doctor Performs Amputation By Text Message Slashdot
Amputation via text message IAfrica.com
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