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21/12/2022

Archive: 21/12/2022

Trends in genitourinary cancers examined in the United States

The highest incidence rates of bladder cancer are seen in the Northeast, while the West has the highest deaths rates for prostate cancer among non-Hispanic White men, according to a study published online Dec. 21 in European ...

Dec 21, 2022

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AI tool predicts which patients with dystonia respond to Botox treatment with 96% accuracy

Dystonias are potentially disabling neurological conditions that can greatly affect quality of life. Effective treatments are sparse, with botulinum toxin (Botox) injections into the affected muscles considered the first-line ...

Dec 21, 2022

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Suicidal teens and other kids in mental health crisis languish in ERs, study finds

Every day across America, hundreds of children and teens with depression, anxiety, autism and other conditions end up in their local hospital's emergency department because of a mental or behavioral health crisis.

Dec 21, 2022

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Endolymphatic hydrops volume down in Ménière disease with positive pressure therapy

For patients with Ménière disease (MD), positive pressure therapy (PPT) is associated with a reduction in the volume of endolymphatic hydrops (EH), in accordance with a reduction in vertigo attacks, according to a study ...

Dec 21, 2022

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How fat takes over the lymph nodes as we age

Lymph nodes normally serve as the headquarters of our immune system. When we get an infection or are vaccinated, the lymph nodes are the sites where the immune cells congregate, are activated and proliferate so as to be able ...

Dec 21, 2022

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Single-tube multiparametric flow cytometry predicts treatment response in leukemia

A single-tube eight-color multiparametric flow cytometry (MFC) panel has good sensitivity for minimal/measurable residual disease (MRD) and excellent prediction for survival among patients with B-cell acute lymphoblastic ...

Dec 21, 2022

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Research shows working from home during lockdown may have impacted health behaviors

New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King's College London and the University of Surrey has found that working from home may have impacted health behaviors and well-being during ...

Dec 21, 2022

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The valley of recovery marks progress: Modeling how fine motor skills are regained after stroke

When learning to manipulate objects again after a stroke, a different grip strategy may be used as a stop gap, to compensate for any difficulties experienced during the healing period. When an area of the brain loses its ...

Dec 21, 2022

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Heavy periods are common. What can you do, and when should you seek help?

Around one in four women of reproductive age experience heavy periods, also known as heavy menstrual bleeding. Periods are a very personal experience and women (and people with uteruses) who have had heavy periods for a long ...

Dec 21, 2022

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New fetal shape analysis can predict need for baby's life-saving surgery

Researchers and clinicians from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences have for the first time conducted a shape analysis of the fetal aorta to detect a congenital heart defect before birth. Their research ...

Dec 21, 2022

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