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Closing the gap in breast cancer disparities: A report on the Metropolitan ...
St. Louis American
African American women in the U.S. are 41 percent more likely to die of breast cancer than white women, even though they are less likely to be diagnosed with the disease. They also have the highest rates of the most aggressive and most difficult to ...
A doctor's survival: Fighting a battle I didn't chooseThe Express Tribune (blog)
As screening technology advances, recommendations for screening timelines remainLexington Herald Leader
Teams recruited for annual breast cancer 5KStar Local Media
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African American women in the U.S. are 41 percent more likely to die of breast cancer than white women, even though they are less likely to be diagnosed with the disease. They also have the highest rates of the most aggressive and most difficult to ...
A doctor's survival: Fighting a battle I didn't choose
As screening technology advances, recommendations for screening timelines remain
Teams recruited for annual breast cancer 5K
A high salt and potassium diet may accelerate chronic kidney disease
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ISLAMABAD: A diet high in sodium and potassium can make chronic kidney disease (CKD) worse, a new study claims. "These data warrant future clinical trials to test the effect of a moderate reduction in dietary sodium and potassium intake on CKD ...
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ISLAMABAD: A diet high in sodium and potassium can make chronic kidney disease (CKD) worse, a new study claims. "These data warrant future clinical trials to test the effect of a moderate reduction in dietary sodium and potassium intake on CKD ...
High Salt, Potassium Diet and Kidney Disease
The Nation
Malaria deaths fall 60pc since 2000: UN
The Nation
Malaria deaths worldwide have fallen by 60 percent since 2000, the UN said Thursday, with improved diagnostic tests and the massive distribution of mosquito nets aiding dramatic progress against the disease. Fifteen years ago, an estimated 262 million ...
Millions Of Lives Have Been Saved From Malaria Thanks To This InventionHuffington Post
Malaria death rate drops by 60% in 15 years –WHOThe Punch
Malaria deaths plunge by 60 percent since 2000: WHO-UNICEF reportZee News
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Malaria deaths worldwide have fallen by 60 percent since 2000, the UN said Thursday, with improved diagnostic tests and the massive distribution of mosquito nets aiding dramatic progress against the disease. Fifteen years ago, an estimated 262 million ...
Millions Of Lives Have Been Saved From Malaria Thanks To This Invention
Malaria death rate drops by 60% in 15 years –WHO
Malaria deaths plunge by 60 percent since 2000: WHO-UNICEF report
The Nation
Dying Dutchman's last wish of building brain cancer app
The Nation
AMSTERDAM - Dying of a brain tumour, Frederik van den Broek had one last wish on his “bucket list”: serving as his own guinea pig to build a smartphone app for fellow cancer patients. Now Dutch neurologists say the input from Van den Broek, who died ...
Final gift to fellow cancer patientsThe Straits Times
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The Nation
AMSTERDAM - Dying of a brain tumour, Frederik van den Broek had one last wish on his “bucket list”: serving as his own guinea pig to build a smartphone app for fellow cancer patients. Now Dutch neurologists say the input from Van den Broek, who died ...
Final gift to fellow cancer patients
The Nation
British bid to genetically modify human embryos
The Nation
LONDON - Britain's embryology regulator has received an application to genetically modify an embryo, which would be the first such attempt since a Chinese effort earlier this year. “We have recently received an application to use CRISPR-Cas9 in one of ...
UK scientists seek nod to edit genes of human embryosTimes of India
Embryo experiments 'could hold key to miscarriages'Scotsman
Permission to edit genes of human embryos soughtArab News
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The Nation
LONDON - Britain's embryology regulator has received an application to genetically modify an embryo, which would be the first such attempt since a Chinese effort earlier this year. “We have recently received an application to use CRISPR-Cas9 in one of ...
UK scientists seek nod to edit genes of human embryos
Embryo experiments 'could hold key to miscarriages'
Permission to edit genes of human embryos sought
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NFL notebook: Study shows 96 percent of ex-players had CTE
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Researchers studying a degenerative disease in former athletes say 11 of 12 brains of deceased former NFL players tested over the past year showed signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, continuing a trend they have been tracking.
Study: 95.6 percent of deceased NFL players tested positive for CTECBSSports.com
87 of 91 tested ex-NFL players had brain disease linked to head traumawtvr.com
NFL NEWS: 87 Of 91 Former Players Tested Positive For Concussion-Related Long ...Headlines & Global News
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Tribune-Review
Researchers studying a degenerative disease in former athletes say 11 of 12 brains of deceased former NFL players tested over the past year showed signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, continuing a trend they have been tracking.
Study: 95.6 percent of deceased NFL players tested positive for CTE
87 of 91 tested ex-NFL players had brain disease linked to head trauma
NFL NEWS: 87 Of 91 Former Players Tested Positive For Concussion-Related Long ...
Financial Express
Dengue: Delhi govt increases 795 beds in private hospitals
Financial Express
Dengue: Delhi government has decided to immediately increase 795 beds in 48 new private hospitals and nursing homes on a temporary basis by granting them provisional registration certificates for three months. By: PTI | New Delhi | September 19, 2015 ...
Dengue Scare: Civic Body Not Doing Enough Fumigation, Say CitizensNDTV
Delhi gets 400 more beds for dengue patientsTimes of India
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Financial Express
Dengue: Delhi government has decided to immediately increase 795 beds in 48 new private hospitals and nursing homes on a temporary basis by granting them provisional registration certificates for three months. By: PTI | New Delhi | September 19, 2015 ...
Dengue Scare: Civic Body Not Doing Enough Fumigation, Say Citizens
Delhi gets 400 more beds for dengue patients
Delhi govt decides to add 795 beds
The Budapest Report
Lifestyle changes could cut cancer risk
The Budapest Report
The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation has launched year three of the Don't Forget to Check on Tour. The program, which provides post-secondary students resources to both initiate and continue the conversation about breast health, will be at Vernon's .
Healthier lifestyles 'could cut cancer cases by a third'VietNamNet Bridge
Clare to Paint It Pink for breast cancer researchThe Clare Herald
World Cancer Research Fund reveals the 10 things you can do to PREVENT cancerDaily Mail
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The Budapest Report
The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation has launched year three of the Don't Forget to Check on Tour. The program, which provides post-secondary students resources to both initiate and continue the conversation about breast health, will be at Vernon's .
Healthier lifestyles 'could cut cancer cases by a third'
Clare to Paint It Pink for breast cancer research
World Cancer Research Fund reveals the 10 things you can do to PREVENT cancer
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Md. Man's Story Inspiring Others To Get Checked For Prostate Cancer
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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Every two and a half minutes, a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer. If diagnosed and treated early, the cure is almost 100 percent. Jessica Kartalija explains one Maryland man's story is inspiring others to get checked. It's so ...
Cancer researchers first in Texas to use new prostate rectal spacer to ...HealthCanal.com
Urologists advocates screening for prostate cancerDaytona Beach News-Journal
GUEST COLUMN: Health screenings recommended for seniorsWicked Local Easton
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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Every two and a half minutes, a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer. If diagnosed and treated early, the cure is almost 100 percent. Jessica Kartalija explains one Maryland man's story is inspiring others to get checked. It's so ...
Cancer researchers first in Texas to use new prostate rectal spacer to ...
Urologists advocates screening for prostate cancer
GUEST COLUMN: Health screenings recommended for seniors
Ledger Gazette
Controlling blood glucose may help prevent dementia, study finds
Ledger Gazette
In this study, the authors studied extensive clinical data to explore the association between HbA1c and the risk of hospitalisation for dementia among persons with type II diabetes. “Our future research in this cohort will examine whether prenatal ...
Artificial Pancreas Outperforms The Pump Tx in Randomized TrialThe Market Business
4 Ways Tech is Curing Type 1 DiabetesTech Cocktail
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Ledger Gazette
In this study, the authors studied extensive clinical data to explore the association between HbA1c and the risk of hospitalisation for dementia among persons with type II diabetes. “Our future research in this cohort will examine whether prenatal ...
Artificial Pancreas Outperforms The Pump Tx in Randomized Trial
4 Ways Tech is Curing Type 1 Diabetes
Research Presses On For Artificial Pancreas
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