While Mohs surgery is considered the gold standard when it comes to nonmelanoma skin cancer and excision for melanoma, there are other treatment options. Continue reading →Read More »

Oxygen has a critical role in regulating brain state especially during sleep Continue reading →Read More »

Women can have a very economical, easy to use, reliable device for checking their fertile window. Continue reading →Read More »

Our report begins to shed some light on why women may have a greater risk of developing high blood pressure due to eating too much salt. Continue reading →Read More »

To our surprise, the risk of cardiovascular event tended to be higher in the patients who continued treatment with active vitamin D than those who continued non-use of active vitamin D, although the difference was not statistically significant. Continue reading →Read More »

This specific finding is important for the fields of oncology and cancer genomics. Continue reading →Read More »

MedicalResearch.comInterview with: Zhaohui Gu, PhDPostdoctoral Research Associate St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, TN MedicalResearch.com:  What is the background for this study?  What are the main findings? Response:B-progenitor acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL) is the most common pediatric malignancy and the leading cause of … Continue reading →Read More »

The sprayed gel-based delivery platform enhances the local retention of immunotherapeutics Continue reading →Read More »

The preliminary results suggest that CD20-TCB monotherapy have promising clinical activity and may induce durable complete responses in patients with late-line R/R aggressive Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Continue reading →Read More »

Acute myeloid leukemia, is a difficult-to-treat disease and these Venclexta combinations represent an important new treatment option for patients. Continue reading →Read More »

Our findings suggest a potential therapeutic option to slow down or stop the progression of Parkinson's disease and Dementia with Lewy Bodies. Continue reading →Read More »

MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Dr. Ainsley Moore MD, CFPC, MSc(HB), MSc(CLinEpi) CandAssociate Professor,McMaster UniversityAssociate Editor,Canadian Medical Education JournalVice-Chair,  Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care MedicalResearch.com:  What is the background for this study? Response: The Canadian Task Force for Preventive Health … Continue reading →Read More »

Paid parental leave is not a guaranteed benefit for many trainees, even at GME sponsoring institution associated with the top training institutions. Continue reading →Read More »

When used by physicians who are experienced in skin cancer diagnosis, dermoscopy increases the detection of melanomas. Continue reading →Read More »

black women may need better risk factor management and more aggressive risk factor management at younger ages than white women. Continue reading →Read More »

With low reimbursement rates for providers that accept MassHealth patients and an already inadequate supply of PCPs, improved access to public insurance may not have actually improved access to primary care Continue reading →Read More »

It is important to follow-up with patients who might have genetic abnormalities to determine whether they will develop any clinical manifestations and what those manifestations might be. Continue reading →Read More »

The current study suggests that even a single bout of exercise(1h) is sufficient to drive an activity profile in the brain that is beneficial for metabolism. Continue reading →Read More »

Higher baseline intake of a Mediterranean-type diet was associated with approximately one quarter lower risk of CVD events during the 12 year follow up. Continue reading →Read More »

These findings provide further support for shared familial mechanisms underlying these two disorders and suggest that younger siblings of children with either diagnosis should be monitored for both.  Continue reading →Read More »