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CAR-T outcomes similar among diverse cancer patients
Black, Hispanic, White, and Asian cancer patients showed comparable responses to CAR-T therapy, a study indicates.
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Medical education programs tell how climate change affects health
Medical schools are educating the next generation of doctors on one of the most widespread, insidious health threats of our time.
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Are ants the future of cancer detection?
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Twenty years and counting: Tamoxifen’s lasting improvement in breast cancer
Study suggests long-term improvement for some women with breast cancer.
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Uninformed breast cancer patients are making treatment decisions
Clouded by the thought “I have breast cancer,” patients are making uninformed treatment decisions.
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CDC predicts a rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths in coming weeks
On average, more than 2,200 COVID-19 patients are entering the hospital each day, which has increased about 20% in the last week.
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‘Bane of my existence:’ The burden of Medicare Advantage denials
Almost 90% of the physicians surveyed described the burden associated with prior authorizations as ‘high’ or ‘extremely high.’
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Body lice tied to low hemoglobin, anemia risk
The investigators compared admission hemoglobin levels between hospitalized patients with and without body lice, matched in a 1:3 ratio on age,...
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‘Agony of choice’ for clinicians treating leukemia
Novel targeted therapies emerge as frontline options while chemoimmunotherapy “fades into the background.”
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Early-onset colon cancer projected to double by 2030
Increase in cases among younger patients may be attributable to steady diets consisting of sugary processed foods.
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Head and neck cancer patients recommend 11 needed improvements in health care
A study of 20 head and neck cancer patients revealed common symptom concerns.