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Cancer patients who take beta-blocker along with breast cancer drug have less heart damage

Breast cancer patients who take a heart drug at the same time as trastuzumab have less heart damage, according to a study presented today at EuroEcho-Imaging 2018.

5 Dec 2018

Scientists currently develop multi-beam optical module to treat surfaces of dental implants

A clean and precise technology based on ultra-short pulse laser aims to treat the surfaces of titanium or stainless steel implants to ensure a better anchorage into the human body.

5 Dec 2018

Researchers succeed in converting human skin cells into blood stem cells

Researchers have succeeded in converting human skin cells into blood stem cells in an international collaboration project.

5 Dec 2018

Without Obamacare penalty, think it’ll be nice to drop your plan? Better think twice

Dana Farrell's car insurance is due. So is her homeowner's insurance — plus her property taxes.

5 Dec 2018

TARGET PharmaSolutions and Bristol Myers Squibb partner to advance IBD research

TARGET PharmaSolutions, Inc., a company focused on real-world evidence, is pleased to announce that Bristol Myers Squibb has entered into a strategic partnership for TARGET-IBD.

From Bristol-Myers Squibb 5 Dec 2018

New study confirms effectiveness of PSA screening in reducing prostate cancer deaths

A new study has confirmed the effectiveness of Prostate-specific Antigen screening in reducing prostate cancer mortality.

5 Dec 2018

New version of InSyBio Suite launched to revolutionize biomarker discovery

The new version of InSyBio Suite has a significant increase in speed and refinement of the predictive biomarkers process.

5 Dec 2018

Telemedicine for treating substance use disorders remains underused, study shows

Despite the enormous unmet need for treatment of substance use disorders and the promise of telemedicine to fill some of the gaps in care, the tool remains woefully underused, according to research led by investigators from the Blavatnik Institute at Harvard Medical School.

5 Dec 2018

From Our Bench to Yours: Antibody Advice from Proteintech

An interview with Dr. Karolina Szczesna, discussing the tell-tale signs of a good antibody and how Proteintech are working to improve experimental results for scientists.

From Proteintech Group, Inc 5 Dec 2018

NIH-funded tissue chips that model aspects of the human immune system sent to space

When traveling in space, astronauts experience physiological changes normally associated with aging, such as bone loss, muscle deterioration and altered immune systems. When the astronauts return to Earth, the changes often reverse.

5 Dec 2018

$Study finds rise in risk of postoperative infections following hip fracture surgery$

Study finds rise in risk of postoperative infections following hip fracture surgery

In a Journal of Bone and Mineral Research study that examined trends in the incidence of infections following hip fracture surgery in Denmark, the risk of postoperative infections increased between 2005 and 2016.

5 Dec 2018

Study investigates influence of different opioids on driving performance

Taking opioids for the treatment of pain has been associated with increased risks of crashing among drivers, but it is unknown whether this applies to all opioids or pertains to specific opioids only.

5 Dec 2018

Study finds link between passive use of social media and depression symptoms

Over the past decade, social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter have become a central part of everyday life. Despite their massive popularity, however, controversy abounds regarding their impact on mental health and wellbeing.

5 Dec 2018

Pregnancy in adolescence linked to increased risks of complications in young mothers

Pregnancy in adolescence has been linked with increased risks of mortality and life-threatening complications in young mothers and their newborn babies. New research suggests that biology alone does not explain the high incidence of these adverse outcomes.

5 Dec 2018

Underweight or morbidly obese adults have higher risk of being hospitalized with flu-like illness

A new Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses study found that adults who are underweight or morbidly obese have an elevated risk of being hospitalized with influenza-like illness due to the flu virus or other respiratory viruses.

5 Dec 2018

Bacterial infections may contribute to far more cancers than previously thought, shows study

The Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine announced today the discovery that DnaK, a protein of the bacterium mycoplasma, interferes with the mycoplasma-infected cell's ability to respond to and repair DNA damage, a known origin of cancer.

5 Dec 2018

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Cancer patients who take beta-blocker along with breast cancer drug have less heart damage

Scientists currently develop multi-beam optical module to treat surfaces of dental implants

Researchers succeed in converting human skin cells into blood stem cells

Without Obamacare penalty, think it’ll be nice to drop your plan? Better think twice

TARGET PharmaSolutions and Bristol Myers Squibb partner to advance IBD research

New study confirms effectiveness of PSA screening in reducing prostate cancer deaths

New version of InSyBio Suite launched to revolutionize biomarker discovery

Telemedicine for treating substance use disorders remains underused, study shows

From Our Bench to Yours: Antibody Advice from Proteintech

NIH-funded tissue chips that model aspects of the human immune system sent to space

Study finds rise in risk of postoperative infections following hip fracture surgery

Study investigates influence of different opioids on driving performance

Study finds link between passive use of social media and depression symptoms

Pregnancy in adolescence linked to increased risks of complications in young mothers

Underweight or morbidly obese adults have higher risk of being hospitalized with flu-like illness

Bacterial infections may contribute to far more cancers than previously thought, shows study

Sleep problems found to be prevalent and increasing among college students

Study finds different risk factors associated with falling in men versus women

CEASE intervention enhances delivery of smoking cessation assistance for breastfeeding mothers

Young black gay men are more likely to have HIV infection than their white peers

Advancing Drug Safety Assessment With AI, Predictive Modeling, and Human-Relevant Data

AI-powered analytics and experimental validation

Membrane proteins in focus: Turning high-risk targets into routine workflows

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