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09/03/2019 American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons -
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Lack of Benefits, Combined with Potential Harm Leads to Evidence Against Laser Spine Surgery |
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09/03/2019 American Cancer Society -
Public Health
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CDC and FDA Investigate Lung Illnesses Linked to Vaping |
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- Federal experts are investigating reports of severe lung illnesses in people who used e-cigarettes (also known as vaping). |
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09/03/2019 Radiological Society of North America -
Health and Science
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Genetics May Play A Role in Reaction to CT Contrast Agents |
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- Researchers examined iodinated contrast media use and allergic reactions in almost 200,000 patients. / Family history as well as previous individual history of reaction to iodinated contrast agents suggests a genetic predisposition. / Half of the approximately 88 million CT scans conducted each year in the U.S. include the use of iodinated contrast media. |
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08/30/2019 American Cancer Society -
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FDA Approves Rozlytrek (Entrectinib) for Tumors With Certain Genetic Markers |
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- The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Rozlytrek (entrectinib) for adults and adolescents with tumors that test positive for NTRK gene changes, which can help cancerous tumors grow. |
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08/29/2019 WHO -
Health and Science
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WHO revises recommendations on hormonal contraceptive use for women at high HIV risk |
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08/29/2019 American Cancer Society -
Health and Science
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Half of US Teens Getting HPV Vaccinations |
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- The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that just over half (51.1%) of teenagers were fully vaccinated for human papillomavirus (HPV) as of 2018, up 2.5 percentage points from 48.6% in 2017. |
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08/29/2019 WHO -
Public Health
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WHO launches global registry on human genome editing |
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08/29/2019 WHO -
Public Health
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As Ebola cases reach 3000 in DRC, WHO calls on all partners to fulfill promises to communities |
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08/26/2019 Abbott -
Business
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New Study Finds Abbott''s Blood Test Technology Could Help Detect Brain Injury Quickly, Even if CT Scan is Normal |
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- The TRACK-TBI study found that 64% of people with the highest levels of a protein in the blood were confirmed to have brain injury through an MRI scan, even when a CT scan did not detect it / Abbott's diagnostic test, currently in development, is poised to be the first point-of-care blood test for assessing concussions on its next generation i-STAT¢â device, providing doctors results in 15 minutes |
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08/23/2019 WHO -
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Rising to the challenge of malaria eradication |
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