CLINICAL ROLE -
New Compounds Protect Against Nervous System Structural Damage from Multiple Sclerosis
Newly characterized compounds found to block inflammation and nerve cell damage.
Read More
Intestinal Bacteria Can Worsen Health of HIV-Infected Patients
Study evaluates how antiretroviral therapy effects gut microbiota.
No Benefit from Adjuvant Sorafenib or Sunitinib in Kidney Cancer Patients
Average period to disease recurrence same as with placebo.
First Therapy Approved for High-Risk Neuroblastoma
Dinutuximab approved as part of a regimen that includes surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.
Adherence to Hormonal Therapy Linked to Disparities in Household Net Worth
Economic variables impact breast cancer treatment, study finds.
Gut Protein Found to Influence Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Repair rate of intestinal lining dependent on interactions within the gut.
The FDA today approved the first available treatment option for patients with high-risk neuroblastoma.
Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment Could Dramatically Improve Survival Rate
Supplemental oxygenation may shrink tumors and enhance cancer immunotherapy.
Skin Cancer Drug Leads to Loss of Taste in Patients
Taste pathway changes in patients on chemotherapy for basal cell carcinoma.
Female Multiple Sclerosis Patients Have Lower Nutrient Levels
Patients found to less antioxidant and anti-inflammatory nutrients.
Researchers Examine Overdiagnosis of Breast Cancer
Study argues for more balanced information for patients before making a treatment decision.
Only Blockbuster Biologics May be Viable for Biosimilar Manufacturers
Biosimilars are finally a reality in the US drug market, but a report warns regulatory decisions may limit future savings from the drugs.
First Biosimilar Approved in United States
FDA approves Zarxio for the same indications as Neupogen.
After years of debate and regulatory hurdles, a milestone was achieved today when the FDA approved the first biosimilar in the United States.
FDA Approved Drug Causes Myelin Regeneration in Multiple Sclerosis
Study identifies drug candidates to promote differentiation and myelin production.
The Impact of Chemotherapy After Bladder Cancer Surgery
Patients receiving chemotherapy after surgery had a 30% lower risk of death than those who had surgery alone.
Racial Disparities Impact Crohn's Disease Treatment
Medication adherence, hospital readmissions, and surgical complications have significant differences related to race.
Patients Who Undergo Preoperative Chemotherapy More Likely to Forgo Mastectomy
Better chemotherapy drugs lead to increased usage prior to breast operations over last 5 years.
Coffee Consumption Each Day Keeps Multiple Sclerosis Away?
Study examines link between caffeine intake and reduced symptoms of multiple sclerosis.
ART Reduces Postoperative Mortality Rates in HIV Patients
Mortality rates also affected by age and poor nutrition.
New Compound May Lead to Less Expensive Cancer Drugs
Compound can monitor biochemical processes involved with protein kinases.
Sensor Technology May Improve Accuracy of Breast Exams
Many physicians still use technique that fails to detect deep tissue lesions near the chest wall.
Anti-Androgen Drugs May Benefit Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Patients
Study reveals optimistic findings for patients without other options for targeted cancer therapy.
Testicular Cancer Patients More Likely to Develop Prostate Cancer
Men who had testicular cancer also more likely to develop higher risk prostate cancers.
Women at Higher Risk for Breast Cancer Support Increased Screening
Study finds fewer women would support less frequent screening if they were found to be at lower risk.
New Protein Target Discovered for Prostate Cancer Treatment
Cell surface protein found to promote cancer growth.
How to Improve Prostate Cancer Chemotherapy
Next generation chemotherapy may offer effective earlier treatment for disease.
Improving Pharmaceutical Self-Regulation
Conduct needs to match ethical standards for pharmaceutical industry in Europe, study finds.
HIV Novel Drug Candidate May Be a Game Changer
Experimental drug found to be so powerful and universally effective, it may lead to an unconventional vaccine.
Physician-Controlled Cancer Care Decisions Get Lower Patient Quality Ratings
Study finds shared decision making and accommodation of patient preferences improves quality.