Paxlovid Reduced Hospitalizations for Patients with Early COVID-19
Early treatment with nirmatrelvir plus ritonavir can make COVID-19 safer for both vaccinated and unvaccinated patients at elevated risk. ...
23 June, 2022
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Mt Sinai Researchers Find Sharp Drop in Early Lung Cancer Diagnoses During COVID-19 Pandemic in NYC
There was an immediate negative impact on lung cancer diagnoses of COVID-19 restrictions, with a sharp decrease in early stage diagnoses when a “pause” on elective procedures was introduced in 2020, as well as when COVID-19 cases sharply increased during the Winter of 2021....
21 June, 2022 -
Parkinson’s Disease: Dual Action of Key Protein Detected
The function of these proteins may be critical to understanding the pathology that results after thee proteins accumulate and mislocalize in neurons....
21 June, 2022 -
Vaccination Provides Protection Against COVID-19 Severity and Enhances Protection for Those with Prior Infection Against Reinfection With New Variants
Vaccination provides protection against COVID-19 severity and enhances protection for those with prior infection against reinfection with new variants....
15 June, 2022 -
NEJM: Trial of IV Vitamin C for Septic ICU Patients
Regarding vitamin C, there were strongly held opinions in both camps and this motivated us to design and conduct the LOVIT trial....
15 June, 2022 -
Lupus Awareness Month: Award Winners Will Improve Diversity in Clinical Trial Landscape
Lupus is a rare chronic, hard-to-diagnosis autoimmune disease which disproportionately impacts women of color, particularly Black women, and the implicit and explicit bias within the health care system may prevent them from receiving a timely diagnosis and the best care possible....
15 June, 2022 -
UCSF Study Suggests Women with Dense Breasts or Increased Risk Should Be Offered Digital Breast Tomosynthesis
Digital breast tomosynthesis decreased the risk of false-positive results in women with non-dense breasts, but not dense breasts....
15 June, 2022 -
Rural Cancer Survival Trails Urban Patients, Especially for Minorities
We found that 5-year cancer-specific survival trends increased for all cancer types and race and ethnic groups, regardless of rural or urban status....
10 June, 2022 -
Expensive New Drugs Often Provide Little Substantial Benefit Over Existing Medications
What we really need is to promote innovation that leads to new drugs that are beneficial to patients....
09 June, 2022 -
African American Women Face Increased Odds of Dying from Metastatic Breast Cancer
We aim to shed light on existing racial disparities so we as a global oncological community can plan the steps to improve equitable health care for each subset of the population...
09 June, 2022 -
Low Incidence of CTE Found Among US Service Members
When seen, CTE tends to be rather mild in terms of brain involvement and it is typically associated with prior participation in contact sports, especially football. ...
09 June, 2022 -
Cancer Patients and Oncologists Faced Exceptional Challenges During Pandemic
Telemedicine was most utilized by the younger population during both peak and recovery periods....
08 June, 2022 -
Lilly’s Tirzepatide Slowed Kidney Function Decline in High Risk Diabetics with Heart Disease
The main message from this study is that a novel GIP-GLP-1RA does not only reduce HbA1c and body weight but also slows the decline in kidney function in high risk patients with type 2 diabetes and CV disease...
08 June, 2022 -
MCAM has the Potential to Transform the Future of Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
Preclinical research has found that a single subcutaneous dose of MCAM prevents both acute opioid overdose and subsequent overdose for up to two weeks with minimal adverse effects...
07 June, 2022 -
Patients with Rheumatic Diseases Report Fluctuating Mental Health During COVID-19 Pandemic
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Kelly Gavigan,......
07 June, 2022
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