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The genomic examination of non-Latin black veterans with prostate cancer gives key information on precision medicine

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The genomic examination of non-Latin black veterans with prostate cancer gives key information on precision medicine
17
May

In the largest clinical study of the genomic profiling of non-Latin Black men with prostate metastatic cancer so far scientists from the Moffitt Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania, University of California Los Angeles and veterans (VA) National Oncology Program, when both groups were equal. The study, published, analyzed data from over 5,000 American veterans with […]

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The legislator GOP insists that people can “stop their medicaid” if they “just got a job”

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The legislator GOP insists that people can “stop their medicaid” if they “just got a job”
17
May

When GOP is working on completing a “large, beautiful bill”, a representative. And rage (R-TX) Weapons proposed work requirements for Medicaid Recipient. Rep. Dan Crenshaw on Medicaid: “The person from whom we take him is efficient adult without children who refuse to work.” pic.twitter.com/g4mmzcacma – Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 16, 2025 The Republicans of the […]

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Live unlock in unicellular functional insights

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Live unlock in unicellular functional insights
16
May

How have single -cell studies evolved over the past two decades? Over the past 20 years, unicellular studies have evolved from the identification of cell types by means of flow cytometry to discover molecular heterogeneity through single -cell multi -seater, and recently understanding the context of tissues with spatial biology. Now the field is changing […]

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“They are probably employed for this”

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“They are probably employed for this”
16
May

Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS) released protests against the proposed Medicaid On Wednesday, suggesting that demonstrators were “probably employed” and rejected their fears as a “high level of sugar” from expenses from the pandemic times. “We do everything in our power to make Medicaid more efficient and keep it for their future,” Marshall told reporters. “I […]

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The study sheds light on public attitudes regarding transplant allocation

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The study sheds light on public attitudes regarding transplant allocation
15
May

It has never been easier to become an organ donor. Registration is available online when renewing a driving license or, for iPhone users, via the application. Despite this, people who desperately need transplants significantly exceed the available organs. Every eight minutes, someone in the United States is added to the waiting list and every day […]

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Colorectal cancer before 50 associated with the usual, often thought -out state affecting millions of Americans

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Colorectal cancer before 50 associated with the usual, often thought -out state affecting millions of Americans
15
May

Cases of colorectal cancer are practicing, especially among younger adults, leaving scientists racing to discover the hidden perpetrators of this disturbing trend. While bad diets, a sedentary lifestyle and environmental factors have long been in the spotlight, a new study reveals a surprising factor, a state that is both common and often overlooked. Scientists have […]

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Taurine identified as a key skeletal cancer regulator

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Taurine identified as a key skeletal cancer regulator
14
May

The new scientific research identified Taurin, which is naturally produced in the body and consumed by some foods, as a key sofa cancer regulator, such as leukemia, in accordance with the article published in the magazine Post -clinical studies show that scientists are one step closer to finding new ways to aim at leukemia, which […]

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Life near this popular sports center can triple the risk of Parkinson’s disease

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Life near this popular sports center can triple the risk of Parkinson’s disease
14
May

The apartment next to the golf course may seem like a dream with lush greens, a quiet environment and an atmosphere of a luxurious lifestyle. However, new studies suggest that this idyllic setting can have a hidden cost. Scientists have found that people living near golf fields can face an increased risk of developing Parkinson’s […]

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Oshelling or still an important assessment of your efficiency?

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Oshelling or still an important assessment of your efficiency?
13
May

For many Signal test It is fried in memory. And not only the test itself, but a wave of fear that appeared before listening to the first sound signal in school physical education (PE). This relentless and escalation series of sprints between two lines, also known as a 20-meter Fittle or multi-stage test. The test […]

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Online clinic obesity reaches weight loss at the clinical level at lower semaglutide doses

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Online clinic obesity reaches weight loss at the clinical level at lower semaglutide doses
13
May

New studies presented at this year’s European Congress of Obesity (Eco 2025) showed that patients from the online obesity clinic achieved a similar weight loss as reported in clinical trials – but with less than half of the drug. The study is to be published in the journal Patients who followed the program had an […]

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