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Cigarette-modifying regulations 'unlikely' to alter illicit tobacco demand
Feb 20, 2015
A report from the National Research Council and Institute of Medicine suggests that potential measures to modify cigarettes are not likely to affect the demand for illicit tobacco. Read More
Cigarette-modifying regulations 'unlikely' to alter illicit tobacco demand
Feb 20, 2015
A report from the National Research Council and Institute of Medicine suggests that potential measures to modify cigarettes are not likely to affect the demand for illicit tobacco. Read More
Camel antibodies ferry anti-cancer viruses directly to tumor cells
Feb 20, 2015
Since they can withstand the harsh conditions inside cells better than human antibodies, camel and alpaca antibodies may be ideal for carrying anti-cancer viruses to cancer cells. Read More
Scientists unveil map of human epigenomes in effort to fight disease
Feb 20, 2015
Virtually every cell in the body carries an identical genome. But how is it possible that each of the body's 200 different types of specialized cells - in the heart, brain, bone, skin and elsewhere ... Read More
Tens of thousands of deaths in India could be prevented according to new study
Feb 20, 2015
In the first study of Candida bloodstream infection in 27 Intensive Care Units (ICU) in India, an incidence of 6.51 cases per 1,000 ICU admissions was seen, equating to ~90,000 cases nationally. Read More
Tens of thousands of deaths in India could be prevented according to new study
Feb 20, 2015
In the first study of Candida bloodstream infection in 27 Intensive Care Units (ICU) in India, an incidence of 6.51 cases per 1,000 ICU admissions was seen, equating to ~90,000 cases nationally. Read More
Young people 'have benefited more' from cancer advances
Feb 20, 2015
Despite advances in cancer care, older people's survival rates did not improve as much as younger people's from 1990 to 2010 in the US. Read More
More women now using compounded hormones without understanding the risks
Feb 20, 2015
From 28% to 68% of women using hormones at menopause take compounded, so-called "bioidentical" hormones, but women don't understand the risks of these unapproved, untested treatments, shows an... Read More
New insight into a fragile protein linked to cancer and autism
Feb 20, 2015
In recent years, scientists have found a surprising connection between some people with autism and certain cancer patients: They have mutations in the same gene, one that codes for a protein critical... Read More
Cancer advances 'have benefited younger people more'
Feb 20, 2015
Despite advances in cancer care, older people's survival rates did not improve as much as younger people's from 1990 to 2010 in the US. Read More
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