Breaking the myths of breast screening and cancer
In the breast clinic, I hear many women say the same thing. What they say and think is very logical, however, they often are wrong.
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PARMESAN: An AI-based predictive tool to find new treatments for genetic disorders
PARMESAN scans public biomedical literature databases, identifies and ranks gene-gene and drug-gene regulatory relationships and even leverages curated information to predict undiscovered relationships.
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Heart surgeon reaches historic milestone: 500 robotic heart surgeries performed
Heart surgeon Dr. Kenneth K. Liao, professor and chief of the division of cardiothoracic transplantation and circulatory support in the Michael E. DeBakey Department of
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Eye’ve heard enough: today’s physician shortage
Two years ago, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) published a report that predicted a shortage of 134,000 physicians in the United States by
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Delivering on the promise of personalized breast cancer therapy
A test predicts with a high degree of confidence which breast cancer patients would benefit the most from a therapy de-escalation approach.
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Changes in gene p16 create a permissive microenvironment for colon cancer growth
The researchers also developed a strategy that reduced tumor growth and improved survival in tumor-bearing mice.
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The link between cancer, obesity and metabolic health
A growing body of research shows that obesity is a significant contributing factor to various chronic health conditions. A recent study published in the Journal
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“Time is brain”: Minimizing the risk of death, severe injury for stroke patients
Dr. Naser Jaleel explains what patients need to know about strokes and the importance of timely intervention to minimize the damage caused by stroke.
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Dr. Thomas Kosten develops anti-Fentanyl vaccine
Each year, more Americans die from drug overdoses than in traffic accidents. More than three out of five of these deaths are the result of
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A national health system for kidney failure and what comes next?
It’s been more than 50 years since the creation of a national health insurance program for people with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), titled Medicare’s End-Stage
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