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The gene KLF14 is associated with the risk of developing type 2 diabetes and appears to regulate hundreds of other genes active in fat cells

New Clues to How KLF14 Gene Affects Women’s Diabetes Risk

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Researchers found variants determine where body fat is stored, regulation of fat cells
For patients with colorectal cancer

SNORA42 Identified as Novel Oncogene in Colorectal Cancer

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Increased SNORA42 expression is independent prognostic factor for overall, disease-free survival
New gene variants associated with eczema have been identified. The new findings

Ten New Gene Variants ID’d in Eczema Pathogenesis

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Researchers say they now know of 31 gene variants linked to the skin condition
A ratio evaluating the expression of two molecular markers may assist in the rapid diagnosis of community-acquired pneumonia on ICU admission

Gene Expression Ratio May Aid Rapid Pneumonia Diagnosis

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The FAIM3:PLAC8 ratio may help with community-acquired pneumonia diagnosis on ICU admission
Scientists report that a common gene variant may be linked to both early pregnancy loss and failed in-vitro fertilization treatments. The findings were scheduled to be presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Human Genetics

Common Gene Variant May Raise Miscarriage Risk

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Also linked to failed fertility treatments
For patients with metastatic colorectal cancer

Extended RAS Testing Urged Before EGFR MoAB Therapy

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Extended testing recommended for mutations in KRAS, NRAS in patients with metastatic CRC
The Global Lung Initiative-defined normal spirometry includes adjusted mean values in the normal range for multiple phenotypes

‘GOLD’ Criteria May Misdiagnosis Normal Phenotypes

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Among adults with GLI-defined normal spirometry
Magnetic resonance imaging is an accurate and safe tool for the detection of low levels of iron overload in patients with hereditary hemochromatosis

MRI Effectively Measures Hemochromatosis Iron Burden

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MRI tested in detection of iron stores in heart, liver and spleen, and pancreas
A new study has identified significant differences between non-small-cell lung cancer patients who smoke and those who don't. The findings were presented Sunday at the annual meeting of the European Respiratory Society

Differences Found in Smokers, Nonsmokers Who Develop NSCLC

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Nonsmokers more likely than smokers to be women and to have adenocarcinoma
Only about one-third of women receive genetic counseling before they undergo testing for BRCA mutations

Too Few Women Getting Counseling Before BRCA Test

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But outside expert questions whether counseling may be more important after a positive test result