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24/02/2020

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Immunotherapy combo effective for patients with high-grade neuroendocrine cancer

Many patients with rare, fast-growing neuroendocrine tumors respond well to a common immunotherapy drug combination, according to the first peer-reviewed publication out of DART, short for Dual Anti-CTLA-4 and Anti-PD-1 Blockade ...

Feb 24, 2020

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Electron microscopy allows scientists to understand the molecular trigger of allergic reactions

An international research team has been able to describe the overall structure of the antibody type IgE, which is the key molecule in allergic diseases. This is a scientific breakthrough which provides important insights ...

Feb 24, 2020

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Women's wellness: Stay heart-healthy during breast cancer treatment

A diagnosis of breast cancer is never easy to hear. Thanks to early diagnosis and better treatments, more women are surviving the disease. Dr. Jordan Ray, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist, urges all cancer patients to also pay ...

Feb 24, 2020

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'Resetting' immune cells improves traumatic brain injury recovery in mice

Targeting overactive immune cells and dampening their chronic neurotoxic effects may offer new therapeutic strategies for traumatic brain injury (TBI), according to new preclinical research in mice, which has been published ...

Feb 24, 2020

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Mayo Clinic Minute: What's a cardiac stress test?

Your heart provides blood to all parts of your body. In order to determine if it's pumping properly, your health care provider may order a cardiac stress test. It makes the heart pump harder and faster, and can reveal potential ...

Feb 24, 2020

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By decoding the coronavirus genome, scientists seek the upper hand against COVID-19

The genetic code of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is only about 30,000 characters long, but what a story it tells.

Feb 24, 2020

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There's still a 'fighting chance' to contain coronavirus but time is running out, world health leader says

The head of the World Health Organization, alarmed by the recent spread of the coronavirus from Iran, warned Friday that while the chance to contain the virus globally still exists, "the window of opportunity is narrowing."

Feb 24, 2020

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Can a phone call help restart the heart?

When the heart suddenly stops beating, each passing moment can mean life or death. That is why emergency health providers and advocates are urging states to develop uniform standards and training for telecommunicator CPR.

Feb 24, 2020

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Increases in alcohol-induced death rates ID'd across U.S.

(HealthDay)—From 2000 to 2016, there were large increases in alcohol-induced death rates across age and racial/ethnic subgroups, according to a study published online Feb. 21 in JAMA Network Open.

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Pediatricians should promote physical activity in children

(HealthDay)—Pediatricians should promote physical literacy and activity in children, according to an American Academy of Pediatrics clinical report published online Feb. 24 in Pediatrics.

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