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06/12/2024

Archive: 06/12/2024

Algorithm helps guide cancer treatment using circulating tumor DNA from blood samples

A breakthrough by researchers at Peter Mac will allow scientists to detect, analyze and profile cancer tumors in patients via a simple blood test. The Dawson lab at Peter Mac has developed a method that can take circulating ...

Dec 6, 2024

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Changes in blood cell production over the lifetime could impact leukemia outcomes

Researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine and their colleagues have developed the first comprehensive map of the dramatic changes that take place in the blood system over the course of the human ...

Dec 6, 2024

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Newborn screening by genome sequencing shown to be safe and effective in two clinical studies

Two studies published in the American Journal of Human Genetics show the potential for genomic screening in newborns to address high rates of infant hospitalization and mortality in the United States. Presently, hundreds ...

Dec 6, 2024

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A pair of enzymes provides insights in how pancreatic cancer cells adapt when resources are scarce

Cancer cells are like booming cities without urban planners. They expand quickly, and in doing so, the resulting tumors consume more energy and other resources than they can acquire from nearby blood vessels.

Dec 6, 2024

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AI stroke brain scan readings found to be twice as accurate as current method

New AI software can read the brain scans of patients who have had a stroke to more accurately pinpoint when it happened and help doctors work out whether it can be successfully treated.

Dec 6, 2024

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Newly discovered mechanism in mitochondria could lead to new treatment for muscle disorders

Researchers have discovered a mechanism in our cells that is essential to energy production in the muscles. The discovery may lead to new treatment for disorders affecting the muscles, such as diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular ...

Dec 6, 2024

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Insurer Anthem rescinds anesthesia policy change after backlash

After facing weeks of pushback, health insurer Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield said Thursday it will not go ahead with a policy change that would have limited reimbursements for anesthesia during medical procedures.

Dec 6, 2024

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Cholera spreading 'rapidly' in South Sudan: MSF

Aid workers in South Sudan warned Friday that a cholera outbreak was "rapidly escalating" in the far north of the young nation where chronic violence has displaced thousands.

Dec 6, 2024

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Can this strategic plan promote better well-being for people who suffer from psychosis?

Psychosis is a little understood mental health condition whose sufferers often face stigmatization and marginalization.

Dec 6, 2024

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Using AI to screen for strep

Therese Canares, Bus '21 (MBA), a pediatric emergency physician, has a grand vision: to save people from having to make an unnecessary trip to the doctor's office if they think they have strep throat.

Dec 6, 2024

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