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Slow Medicine: More on Prostate Cancer Screening; Simple Treatments for Nausea
Also, a study quantifies waste in clinical practice
4 hours ago - MedPage Today
Skin implant creates an artificial 'mole' if people are at a high risk of breast or prostate cancer
Researchers from ETH Zurich in Basel created an implant that is triggered by high calcium to produce melanin, the pigment which causes a skin tan, moles and freckles. Calcium...
1 day ago - Daily Mail - 2 articles
ASCO Issues New Metastatic Prostate Cancer Treatment Guide
Adding docetaxel or abiraterone to ADT improves metastatic prostate cancer survival, with patient and cost factors the most important considerations when choosing between them...
1 day ago - Medscape - 2 articles
Low-Dose Prostate Drug Can Match Standard Dose, Cut Costs
Patients who cannot afford to take abiraterone acetate for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer could benefit just as much from taking just a quarter dose with food...
1 day ago - Medscape - 2 articles
Prostate cancer: Big data unlocks 80 new drug targets
In the largest study of its type, researchers find several new prostate cancer drug targets by harvesting and analyzing reams of genetic data.
2 days ago - Medical News Today - 4 articles
New ways to tackle prostate cancer discovered
A study by the Institute of Cancer Research found 80 proteins that trigger prostate cancer, and respond to existing drugs, sparking hope for the millions who die within 10...
3 days ago - Daily Mail
Love Your Hair Color? You Have 100 Genes to Thank
The researchers who pinpointed the origins of hair hue said their findings could improve understanding of health conditions linked to pigmentation, including skin, testicular...
3 days ago - Web MD - 2 articles
Lifesaving jab denied to millions of boys in Britain could slash the risk of prostate cancer
New research by scientists in Italy shows that having the human papilloma virus , which the jab targets, increases a man's chances of a prostate tumour by nearly 40 per cent.
3 days ago - Daily Mail
The Surprising Thing My Son Said To My Dying Husband
After 22 years trying to figure out my son Paul, I now know one thing. He completely figured out his parents. In little more than a year, Paul lost his father - my husband Mark...
5 days ago - Scary Mommy
Liquid biopsy platforms yield substantially different results
Gonzalo Torga Kenneth Pienta Two commercial liquid biopsy platforms that evaluated tumor samples from the same patient population yielded significantly different results...
5 days ago - Healio
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Artificial Pancreas 'Safe' for Treating Type 1 Diabetes
An artificial pancreas device systems is a smartphone-sized device that helps measure blood sugar levels and is found to be a safe and effective treatment approach for people...