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Guest commentary: Identifying barriers to life-saving health care
In this guest commentary, Gerald Fletcher, MD, MBA, from Harlem Hospital Center, discusses the data he presented during Digestive Disease Week 2019. His study, titled...
7 hours ago - Healio
In the Running World and Beyond, Being BraveLikeGabe
The track champion Gabriele Grunewald, who died this week at age 32, helped raise awareness about rare cancers.
8 hours ago - NY Times
Artificial Nose can Identify Malignant Tissue in Brain Tumors during Surgery
New artificial nose developed helps neurosurgeons to identify brain tumors during surgery and also enables a more precise removal of cancerous tissue, reveals a new study.
11 hours ago - Medindia Health
Cancer and Crystal Balls; Not-So-Silent Mutations; Men, Women, and Cancer
News, features, and commentary about cancer-related issues
11 hours ago - MedPage Today
No Cancer Risk Found With TNF Inhibitors in Psoriatic Arthritis
Expected cancer cases similar to those in general populace, study shows
11 hours ago - MedPage Today
Long-Term Surveillance Safe for Small Renal Tumors
Two cases of metastasis, one cancer death after almost 5 years of follow-up
11 hours ago - MedPage Today
New Treatment for Pancreatic Cancer Discovered
FOLFIRINOX, a new combination of cancer drugs resulted in better survival and better rates of resection in patients with pancreatic cancer, finds a new study.
13 hours ago - Medindia Health
How to remove warts with duct tape
Warts are benign skin growths that occur when a virus infects the top layer of skin. Viruses triggering wart growth are from human papillomavirus. Although warts are...
15 hours ago - Mercola
Renowned Prostate Cancer Expert Challenges Controversial Recommendation Regarding Popular Prostate Screening Test
BWH radiation oncologist says the science behind the decision is questionable; Decision will increase the death rate from prostate cancer
17 hours ago - BWH
VIDEO: KEYNOTE-001 sheds light on ‘big' question in advanced NSCLC
CHICAGO - In this video, Jeffrey P. Ward, MD, PhD, thoracic oncologist at Siteman Cancer Center, Washington University in St. Louis, reviews long-term data on the use of...
20 hours ago - Healio
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Relaxing in a park or spending time in nature for just two hours a week can boost your overall health and wellbeing, reveals a new study.
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New York Vaccine Bill Ends Religious Exemptions
New York's Governor Andrew Cuomo signs bill that will prevent religious vaccine exemptions in the state In the midst of America's worst measles outbreak in decades , some...
Reversing type 2 diabetes
Conventional doctors would have you believe that diabetes can neither be prevented nor reversed. They ask you if your mother or father had diabetes and then tell you solemnly...
Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk Increase by Inflammatory Bowel Disease Type I Diabetes
Autoimmune diseases like inflammatory bowel disease and type 1 diabetes raise the risk of rheumatoid arthritis, according to a new study
Patient dies after a fecal transplant gave them a 'superbug' infection
One US patient has died after undergoing a fecal transplant. The patient was one of two to receive untested stool samples that turned out to be positive for drug-resistant E...
To The Grieving Dads On Father's Day
Trigger warning: child loss Since my daughter's passing, the rest of the world seems to focus on my wellbeing while somewhat forgetting about my husband's. To this day, I don't...
Nerve Stimulation Reduces Symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis
Pilot data support the use of nerve stimulation treatment in rheumatoid arthritis patients who have failed current standard of care
Better Communication, Education Encourages Blood Donation Among Minorities
Better education by healthcare providers can help encourage blood donation among minority donors, finds a new study.