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Obesity takes a huge toll on health

Cancer Odds Up 40 Percent in Obese Women

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However, researchers stress that losing excess weight can lower the odds again
Blood that's been stored for a few weeks is just as beneficial as fresh blood for patients with life-threatening conditions who require transfusions

Old Blood As Good As Fresh in Critically Ill Patients

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Trial shows that changes to blood during storage do not affect quality
Two single nucleotide polymorphisms have been identified which confer differential benefit for aspirin and/or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use in relation to colorectal cancer risk

Genetic Variation Impacts Aspirin/NSAID Link to CRC Risk

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Use of aspirin, NSAIDs lowers risk of CRC in association with genetic variation at two SNPs
Individual pathologists' interpretations of a single breast biopsy slide generally concur with expert consensus-derived reference diagnoses

Accuracy High for Pathologists Interpreting Breast Biopsy

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Based on single breast slide, overall agreement 75.3 percent for individual pathologist versus consensus
Estimates of cancer incidence for 2011 in the United States show that about two-thirds of those with cancer survive five or more years after diagnosis

CDC Releases Estimates of Cancer Incidence, Survival for 2011

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Sixty-five percent of those with cancer survived five years or more; survival lower among blacks
Medical specialties vary by gender

Gender-Specific Variation in Medical Specialties

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About 85 percent of ob-gyn residents are female, while more males in surgery, emergency medicine
For patients with early-onset colorectal cancer

Frequency of Germline TP53 Mutations ID’d in Early-Onset CRC

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Germline mutations detected at a frequency of 1.3 percent in patients with early-onset colorectal cancer
Your voice may be the key to landing a new job

Getting Heard May Be Key to Getting New Job

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Pitch for job was more convincing when evaluators heard it than when they read it
Patients with low-risk prostate or breast cancer may have higher or lower odds of getting an unnecessary imaging based on geography

Where You Live May Impact Use of Unnecessary Imaging

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Doctors tend to order more imaging technologies in the Northeast, researchers found
Adding a simple tetanus shot to dendritic cell immunotherapy for glioblastoma dramatically extended some patients' survival in a small new study. The study was published online March 11 in Nature.

Tetanus Shot Ups Survival With Brain Tumor Immunotherapy

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One patient with glioblastoma still alive nine years later