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Two new devices may eventually lead to more accurate

Two Novel Technologies Promising in Cancer Care

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Experimental devices might reduce risk of side effects, lower costs, researchers say
Although physical activity is important for health

Exercise Can’t Fix the Damage of a Bad Diet

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Physical activity has health benefits, but obesity is not only due to lack of exercise
At five years after surgery

Less Urinary Incontinence After Total Abdominal Hysterectomy

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At five years post-op, more women have UI with subtotal hysterectomy; vaginal bleeding for 11 percent
Oophorectomy is associated with a decrease in mortality in women with breast cancer and a BRCA1 mutation

Oophorectomy Linked to Better Survival in BRCA1 Breast Cancer

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The sooner, the better, researchers found
Between 2001 and 2013

Doctors May Be Caught Off Guard by Antibiotic Shortages

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Multiple shortages of 32 antibiotics, which lasted an average of six months

American Association for Cancer Research, April 18-22

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The American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research was held from April 18...
Researchers say they've identified a gene that affects whether children with asthma respond to corticosteroids. The study was published online April 21 in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.

VNN1 Gene Potentially Useful Biomarker in Childhood Asthma

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Linked to efficacy of corticosteroids
For older women with breast cancer

Self-Reported Health Predicts Survival in Breast Cancer

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For older women with breast cancer, low self-rated health, limited walking ability predict worse survival
Women undergoing coronary angiography and percutaneous coronary intervention have a higher rate of vascular complications than men

Radial Access Cuts Vascular Complications in Angiography

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Vascular complications significantly reduced with radial access in women and men
Gene therapy may benefit children and teens with Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome

Gene Tx May Benefit Children, Teens With Wiskott-Aldrich Sx

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Patient's own blood stem cells are removed to correct the WAS gene, then injected back into the patient