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6th September 2024

The Association Between Chronic and Acute Graft-Versus-Host Disease

A study found that chronic graft-versus-host disease is a key predictor for developing chronic GVHD after allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation.
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5th September 2024

Administering Misoprostol at Home Improves Medical Abortion Efficiency

Pregnant people who took the first dose of misoprostol at home had an increased chance of completing their care in hospital within 9 hours when having an abortion after 12 weeks.
5th September 2024

Transforming Management of Indolent Systemic Mastocytosis With Precision Medicine

Systemic mastocytosis (SM) is driven by KIT D816V mutation in approximately 95% of cases. With the emergence of targeted treatments for…
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5th September 2024

Breaking Barriers in Urologic Oncology

Jonathan is joined by Neal Shore, Medical Director at Carolina Urologic Research Center, to discuss the latest advancements in the field of urologic oncology and the wonderment of medicine.
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5th September 2024

Better Outcomes in Myocarditis After COVID-19 Vaccination

Myocarditis following a COVID-19 mRNA vaccine is associated with less severe cardiovascular events compared to myocarditis from other causes,
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5th September 2024

Researchers Identify Optimal Mammography Frequency for Improved Outcomes

Research shows annual mammograms lower late-stage breast cancer risk and improve survival compared to less frequent screening

NICE endorses Novartis’ take home drug for rare blood disorder

NICE recommends an oral therapy for adults with PNH, marking the 1000th medicine evaluated since its inception in 1999.

From data to decision-making: How AI will transform medical affairs

AI is becoming less of a buzzword for those in the pharma industry. For medical affairs teams, how will it transform the function’s future?
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4th September 2024

Dengue Versus COVID-19: Long-Term Health Risks

Study shows that survivors of dengue face significantly higher risks of long-term cardiovascular and neuropsychiatric complications compared to those who recovered from COVID-19.
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4th September 2024

Majority of Iron Deficiency Cases Remain Unresolved After 3 Years

A recent study from a Minnesota statewide health system has revealed concerning data about the persistence of iron deficiency among patients.