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Leukemia Drug for Parkinson's: A Second Look
]]> - The chronic myeloid leukemia drug nilotinib did not produce biological or clinically meaningful effects that would benefit people with Parkinson's disease, the NILO-PD...
3 days ago - MedPageToday
The U.S. Shouldn't ‘Draw the Wrong Lessons' as COVID-19 Slows: Dr. Leana Wen and Dr. Scott Gottlieb
States might be starting to reopen businesses, but the U.S must prepare for the spread of COVID-19 to pick up this fall, Dr. Leana Wen and Dr. Scott Gottlieb said during a...
4 days ago - Time - 4 articles
Onc Daily: New Drug for GIST, PARPi for Prostate Cancer
These are the most important oncology stories you need to know about today. Medscape Medical News
6 days ago - Medscape - 2 articles
Hop supplements used by menopausal women are not likely to cause drug interactions
Hop-based dietary supplements that many women use to ease the night sweats and hot flashes commonly reported during menopause aren't likely to cause drug interactions, new...
6 days ago - News Medical
Could a Repurposed Prostate Cancer Drug Lower Risk of Men Abusing Children?
Study Authors: Valdemar Landgren, Kinda Malki, et al.; Peer Briken Target Audience and Goal Statement: Psychiatrists, endocrinologists, neurologists The goal of this study was...
6 days ago - MedPage Today - 2 articles
The osteoporosis wonder drug that helps rebuild crumbling bones
Bone cells are constantly dying and being renewed, but in patients with osteoporosis not enough new bone forms. This means they become more porous, weaker and more prone to...
9 days ago - Daily Mail - 2 articles
New imaging tool helps researchers see extent of Alzheimer's early damage
New imaging technology allows scientists to see the widespread loss of brain synapses in early stages of Alzheimer's disease, a finding that one day may help aid in drug...
9 days ago - ScienceDaily
Brief intervention reduces drug use among occasional users
A brief intervention appeared associated with lower drug use after 6 months among occasional users, according to study results published in Drug and Alcohol...
11 days ago - Healio
Data supporting Alzheimer's tests, treatments limited, reviews show
A series of review articles found limited or inconsistent data supporting the accuracy of biomarkers and cognitive tests for diagnosing and differentiating Alzheimer's disease...
12 days ago - Healio
Network meta-analysis finds little difference among anti-VEGF regimens for wet AMD
A network meta-analysis comparing anti-VEGF agents, dosing and injection frequency for the treatment of neovascular age-related macular degeneration found comparable outcomes...
14 days ago - Healio
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LEO MCKINSTRY reveals he wept in the street when he was diagnosed with...
LEO MCKINSTRY: I don't feel very heroic these days as I shuffle around with my cane. This experience reflects the fact I have developed Parkinson's disease that impairs the...
Mediterranean-style dietary pattern improves cancer-related fatigue and...
& aims.Cancer-related fatigue is a prevalent and persistent symptom from androgen deprivation therapy in prostate cancer. The Mediterranean-style dietary pattern offers a...
Senior Living: Having a will makes good sense, but many still need one
Most people know the value of having a will, but I am still surprised by how many people who still don't have one. Dying without a will means you have absolutely no say about...
Senior Living: Travelling across the seas at 90 years
Last fall, my overseas trip had ended and I was back all in one piece, just as I had hoped.
Why Choline Is the Missing Link in Preventing Dementia
Dementia is a growing problem worldwide and the numbers are overwhelming. Alzheimer's Disease International estimates the global number with dementia reached 46.8 million in...
Please Explain podcast: behind the JobKeeper bungle
Senior economics correspondent Shane Wright and national editor Tory Maguire discuss how the JobKeeper subsidy was miscalculated to the tune of $60 billion.
VIDEO: Spectacle independence biggest factor for satisfaction with IOLs in...
In this video perspective from the virtual American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery meeting, Frank Bucci, MD, discusses his study looking at patient satisfaction in...
Cricket looking at fewer Tests, shorter tours and pay cuts
The number of Test matches could be reduced to save costs because of COVID-19, senior administrators have warned, while there is also support for shortening tours.