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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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Medicine shared before 2 years of age can increase the risk of childhood obesity

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Medicine shared before 2 years of age can increase the risk of childhood obesity
28
Apr

Childhood obesity prepares a scene for life threats to health, and scientists race over time to discover hidden causes. Now new research indicates an unexpected suspect: antibiotics, medicines of millions of people, including young children, undertake infections, can quietly fuel the problem. Although antibiotics are drugs that save key life for fighting bacterial infections such […]

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Understanding the motivation related to the admission of traditional Chinese medicine by patients

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Understanding the motivation related to the admission of traditional Chinese medicine by patients
27
Apr

Background and goals Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is widely used in caring in China as an integral part of treatment. This study was aimed at understanding the motivation of patients with cancer in China to accept TCM in the treatment and examining their communication with oncologists. Acquiring insight into these factors can increase culturally sensitive, […]

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What is a pad? Silent Killer without medicine affects over 10 million Americans

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What is a pad? Silent Killer without medicine affects over 10 million Americans
08
Apr

The quiet killer without lasting medicine, peripheral arteries (PAD), pays more and more attention when researchers warn that they affect over 10 million Americans at the age of 40 and older. This serious condition, which can lead to the loss of limbs and even death, is often undefined and not treated. Peripheral artery disease conditionN […]

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Anticipating the failure of leishmaniasis with precise medicine

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Anticipating the failure of leishmaniasis with precise medicine
07
Apr

Almost a million people around the world are harassed annually through the skin leishmanasis, a destructive skin infection caused by Leishmania’s parasite. Impacting mainly on sensitive populations in tropical and subtropical regions, such as North Africa and South America, this disease develops in areas marked by malnutrition, bad apartment and movement of the population. Left […]

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The 25-year-old left a painful “peeing jelly” after using a popular party medicine

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The 25-year-old left a painful “peeing jelly” after using a popular party medicine
03
Apr

For 25-year-old British, taking ketamin, she began as a habit in a teenage age, but after 5 to 10 grams of a popular party drug for three years remains in a painful state with permanent damage to the bladder. Paige Collins, which comes from Hampshire in Great Britain, spent about USD 1,200 per month in […]

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The study evaluates safety and accuracy in emergency medicine

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The study evaluates safety and accuracy in emergency medicine
07
Dec

In a recent study published in investigators developed and evaluated the accuracy, security, and usability of LLM-generated emergency medicine (EM) notes to reduce the burden of medical documentation without compromising patient safety. The key role of handovers in health care Switches are critical communication points in healthcare and a known source of medical errors. As […]

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