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WHO’s binding rules govern cross-border outbreak notifications under IHR
GENEVA, July 21 — The figure that matters: 196 countries are bound by the International Health Regulations, the only international legal treaty…
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Richest 1.5% of Adults Hold 48.4% of the World’s Wealth, UBS Report Says
NEW YORK, July 21 — The gap between the world’s wealthiest and everyone else is far starker than the gap in what…
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Narcissism: From Myth to Clinical Diagnosis Explained
ROME, July 21 — In the corridors of psychology, few concepts carry as rich and disturbing a lineage as narcissism, a term…
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US Childhood Vaccine Hesitancy and Falling Coverage Raise Risk of Measles Outbreaks
MANILA, July 21 — Vaccine hesitancy — a delay in accepting or refusing vaccines despite their availability and proven effectiveness — has…
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Courthouse weddings fill up months ahead as West Coast couples go small
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20 — The figure that matters: less than $300. That is the total price of a wedding option that…
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How Tax Credits Work, and Why a Chip Fab Credit Expires December 31
WASHINGTON, July 18 — Tax credits are getting a fresh look as a tool to spark investment in big technology projects, from…
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Cyclospora cayetanensis causes global produce-borne illnesses
LIMA, July 18 — Under the microscope, the threat is tiny — spherical, just 7.5 to 10 micrometres across, wrapped in a…
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States Rewrite Public Health Powers as Legislatures Curb Quarantine and Emergency Authority
WASHINGTON, July 18 — State legislatures are the primary engines of public health policy in America, yet their strategic importance on the…
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How Oncotype DX Works: The 21-Gene Recurrence Score Explained
MUNICH, July 17 — A gene expression profiling test that has become a standard tool in breast cancer treatment decisions works by…
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Review Names dCK Enzyme as Metabolic Target for Cancer Therapy
LOS ANGELES, July 17 — A new comprehensive review is pointing cancer researchers toward an old metabolic enzyme, one that could offer…
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Harvard Cancer Researchers Retract 2019 Paper Over Duplicated Images
BOSTON, July 17 — A research paper whose corresponding author is a prominent Boston oncologist has been retracted, raising questions in the…
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Tyler Morton’s Case: Timeline from Earache to Death in Four Weeks
BEDFORD, July 17 — Tyler Morton, a 21-year-old artist from Bedford, England, died four weeks after his first symptoms appeared, according to…
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How Britain’s Food Standards Agency grew out of the BSE crisis and opened for business in 2000
LONDON, July 17 — The Food Standards Agency, the non-ministerial department charged with protecting public health in relation to food across England,…
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Clinical Risk Score Helps Guide Chemotherapy Choices for Younger Women After Oncotype DX Test
NEW YORK, July 17 — For patients facing a breast cancer diagnosis, the decision about chemotherapy has long been one of medicine’s…
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Dr. Joseph Sparano, TAILORx Lead Author, and the Trial That Spared Many Women Chemotherapy
NEW YORK, July 17 — A landmark clinical trial that reshaped how oncologists treat early-stage breast cancer has its roots in the…
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Bedford Artist, 21, Dies of Glioblastoma Weeks After First CT Scan Showed Nothing
WASHINGTON, July 17 — Tyler Morton’s first CT scan did not show the brain lesion that later appeared on a second CT…
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Oncotype DX Evidence: What TAILORx and NCCN Ratings Show
WASHINGTON, July 17 — The strategic calculus of breast cancer treatment has shifted decisively over the past two decades, driven by a…
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Oncotype DX Gene Test Spares Many Breast Cancer Patients From Chemotherapy
MADISON, Wisconsin, July 17 — The genomic test Oncotype DX has fundamentally altered the strategic calculus of breast cancer treatment, shifting the…
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Delphi Diagnostics Offers Endocrine Activity Index Test for Stage II-III Breast Cancer
LONDON, July 17 — The genomic test that changed how oncologists decide whether to give chemotherapy for early breast cancer now has…
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Harvard Retracts Cancer Paper Over Image Duplication
BOSTON, July 17 — On the ground at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a team of researchers has lost a published paper after…
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Frederick Banting: Co-Discoverer of Insulin, Nobel Laureate
TORONTO, July 16 — Frederick Banting died in a plane crash in Newfoundland in 1941, but the insulin he helped drag out…
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CBT for Insomnia Offers a Drug-Free Alternative to Sleeping Pills, Experts Say
WASHINGTON, July 16 — A strategic shift in the clinical approach to insomnia is underway, with cognitive behavioral therapy, not pills, now…
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