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For patients with multiple myeloma (MM), there has been an improvement in prognosis since 2000, but mortality still remains elevated, according to a study published online April 6 in BMC Cancer. Christine Eisfeld, M.D., from the Cancer Registry of North Rhine-Westphalia in Bochum, Germany, and colleagues examined time trends in myeloma-specific survival at the population level over consecutive time periods […]
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Prediction models that incorporate more than just treatment status could rank order heart transplant candidates by urgency more effectively than the current system, a modeling study suggests. Since 2018, the US heart transplant allocation system has ranked heart candidates according to six treatment-based “statuses” (up from three used previously), ignoring many objective patient characteristics, the authors write. Their study showed […]
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(Reuters) – The World Health Organization is working with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and other not-for profit organizations and agencies to reverse a pandemic-driven decline in routine childhood vaccinations. The initiative was launched on Monday by the WHO, UNICEF, the GAVI vaccine alliance and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation among others, and seeks to protect countries from […]
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As a kid, there was nothing better than chowing down on a Pop-Tart on the way to school. Now, as an adult, you can indulge in the same breakfast you loved in your youth, but in an upgraded, homemade form. Martha Stewart concocted a delicious savory hand pie recipe that will bring you back to the good old days while […]
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Brain tumour: Cancer Research UK on 'different types' in 2017 Scientists believe they could have found an “exciting” new cure for brain tumours. A “hydrogel” developed by a team in the US could be used to supplement existing treatments for brain cancer in the future. It is thought the gel will offer hope to patients diagnosed with glioblastoma, one of […]
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A new editorial paper was published in Oncotarget’s , titled “Tumor necroptosis promotes metastasis through modulating the interplay between tumor and host immunity.” In this new editorial, researchers Zhaoshan Liu, Swati Choksi and Zheng-Gang Liu from the National Institutes of Health’s National Cancer Institute discuss cell death—which can happen as finely regulated programmed cell death (PCD) or non-regulated accidental cell […]
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Dr Chris Steele shares diet tips on reducing blood pressure It’s no secret that poor dietary choices can lay the groundwork for high blood pressure. However, when you fill your shopping basket with foods that are marketed as healthy, you don’t expect your blood pressure to rise. Worryingly, there are five seemingly healthy foods that could be putting your blood […]
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Tech gurus are in talks with the UK’s air safety bosses to pave the way for widespread medical drone deliveries by next year. They are hoping to expand trials which are currently using drones in certain parts of the country to slash delivery times and ease pressures on the NHS. There are fears the impact of strikes, traffic congestion in […]
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Five bone cancer warning signs revealed following death of Strictly star Len Goodman Bone cancer can affect people of any age, causing fatigue and broken bones It has a 55 per cent survival rate according to charity Cancer Research UK READ ALSO: Len Goodman dies aged 78 after battling bone cancer Bone cancer, while rare, kills hundreds in the UK and […]
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