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Sustained and controllable insulin delivery may improve diabetes care.

Patients with specific stem cell mutations may be at an increased risk of acute myeloid leukemia.

Protein once thought to suppress tumors in acute myeloid leukemia may instead promote the disease.

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Kynurenic acid observed to indirectly raise glutamate levels.

By taking small steps toward an end goal, you create momentum.

Lyme disease symptoms can persist after cure. But how can you separate fact from fiction in treatment?

Players in the pharmaceutical supply chain have come under scrutiny as legislators target high drug costs.

The complexity of the pharmaceutical supply chain is a factor inflating high drug costs.

Compounds demonstrate high cancer-killing activity and low-toxicity in non-tumor cell line.

A mother’s immune response to anti-herpes simplex virus-2 may disrupt development of fetal central nervous system.

Targeted and individualized breast cancer treatment is viable.

Long-term metformin therapy associated with lower serum vitamin B12 concentration.

Patients with type 2 diabetes administered long-term metformin more likely not to have vitamin B12 levels monitored.

Children with the C9orf72 mutation are affected with these diseases at a younger age than the parent.

Diagnostic intensity varies by geographic region across the United States.

Medical providers with a tendency to order more tests and treatments influence how the health of a population is measured.

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Adjuvant bleomycin, etoposide, and cisplatin shows promise treating testicular cancer.

Many patients with stage 1 and 2 breast cancer are administered aggressive chemotherapy.

Recurrence rate was 1.3% in patients treated with 1 cycle of chemotherapy.

Patients with early-stage breast cancer may not need aggressive treatment.

African Americans with sickle cell trait may have inaccurate HbA1c test results.

Some patients may feel that they are wasting their primary care physician’s time.

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A recently published study finds that maternal folic acid levels could have an effect on a child’s blood pressure.

The TrpC5 ion channel is necessary for appetite suppression regulated by leptin or lorcaserin.

New research conducted by the London Metropolitan University suggests that patients may be able to follow a reduced carb diet as an effective and safe strategy for managing their diabetes.