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As an overall deficiency of differentiation color for clinical imaging proceeds, another UC San Francisco research letter in JAMA evaluated techniques clinical offices can utilize to securely diminish color use

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Aspirin, according to researchers, changes the evolution of colorectal cancer.

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Disease begins when cells begin partitioning wildly. Researchers have realized that taking headache medicine can help safeguard against the improvement of colorectal malignant growth—a disease

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Greater Estrogen Exposure Early in Life may Protect Alzheimer’s-Prone Brain Regions in Women

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Menopause causes decreases in the quantities of “gray matter,” the cellular matter of the brain, in important brain regions that are also impacted in Alzheimer's

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Studies Show that Breakthrough COVID Infections are More Likely in Cancer and Alzheimer’s Patients

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According to two new studies from the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, breakthrough COVID-19 cases resulting in infections, hospitalizations, and fatalities are considerably more common among cancer and

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A new study suggests that a ‘autonomy-supportive’ approach to public health messages could be beneficial.

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A novel examination driven by clinicians from Durham University, UK and Illinois Institute of Technology, U.S., alongside the cooperative organization of specialists all over the

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T cells have been discovered to require rest and maintenance.

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Lymphocytes, as science course books show us, are the troopers of the invulnerable framework, continually on the alert to answer an assortment of dangers, from

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A New Treatment for a Deadly Kind of Prostate Cancer could be Found by Blocking a Specific Protein

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According to a new study from researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's Abramson Cancer Center, blocking the kinase CDK7 triggers a chain reaction that leads in the death of prostate

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Cerenkov Luminescence Imaging in Radical Prostatectomy Identifies Surgical Margin Status

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According to a first-in-human study published in the October issue of the Journal of Nuclear Medicine, a new intraoperative imaging technology called Cerenkov luminescence imaging

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Can a novel tiny molecule reverse drug-resistant tuberculosis? To find out, scientists use an animal model.

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Tuberculosis is a significant general well-being concern, an old bacterial infection that has killed rulers, presidents, writers, and no less than one star of Hollywood's

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A blood sugar-lowering medication also improves blood vessel dysfunction induced by aging.

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Another FDA-supported medication to bring down glucose in grown-ups with type 2 diabetes may likewise diminish vein breakage related to maturing, as per another review from the University of Missouri