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New High-Risk Gene Mutation Discovered for Ovarian Cancer
Medscape However, the proposed reason this genetic defect appears to increase ovarian cancer risk (impaired DNA repair) is similar to that of BRCA1 and BRCA2," he told Medscape Medical News. "The preclinical studies suggesting a favorable impact of PARP … |
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5. August 2011
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Newer Antidepressants in Older Patients May Be Risky
Medscape "Our findings are new and unexpected, and need to be confirmed in other studies," lead author Carol Coupland, PhD, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, told Medscape Medical News. "The benefits of the different classes of antidepressant drugs also … |
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1. August 2011
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Top Cancer Professor Leaves Academia for US Pharma
Medscape The move will allow him to be involved in the development of new cancer drugs, "which is what I've done all my life, and what I have enjoyed doing the most," he told Medscape Medical News in an interview. To join Roche US, Dr. Cassidy leaves his … |
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Top Cancer Professor Leaves Academia for US Pharma – Medscape
29. July 2011
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The Wealth-Depression Link: When Reading Research Is Like a Rorshach
Forbes (blog) An assortment of health-related websites trumpeted some version of more wealth, more depression (eg, Medline Plus or Medical News TODAY). The researchers themselves said, it seems counterintuitive that people in high-income countries should experience … |

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The Wealth-Depression Link: When Reading Research Is Like a Rorshach – Forbes (blog)
22. July 2011
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Taller Women At A Greater Risk For Cancer
RTT News "You can't change your height, nor would most people want to," lead author Jane Green told Medscape Medical News. "Being tall has health advantages, including lower risk of heart disease. The increased cancer risk is just part of the picture. … Tall Women at Greater Risk for Cancer |

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Taller Women At A Greater Risk For Cancer – RTT News
14. July 2011
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Early Remission of Joint Inflammation Prevents RA Disability
Medscape Dr. Symmons told Medscape Medical News that the most important findings in this study, which included more than 1300 patients with relatively mild disease, were that those with sustained remissions were less likely to become disabled within 5 years. … |
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Early Remission of Joint Inflammation Prevents RA Disability – Medscape
14. July 2011
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EMS Cycle Units to the Rescue
Philadelphia Magazine (blog) In May, Medical News Today posted an article praising the life- and money-saving benefits of London's Cycle Response Unit, a team of 100 bike medics who answer emergency calls in the city's heavy traffic and pedestrian zones where ambulances can't … |

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EMS Cycle Units to the Rescue – Philadelphia Magazine (blog)
12. July 2011
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2008 Financial Crisis Linked to Increased Suicides in Europe
Medscape "These findings remind us that when people lose jobs they are at greater risk of both depression and suicide," David Stuckler, PhD, lecturer at the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, and a social epidemiologist, told Medscape Medical News. … |
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2008 Financial Crisis Linked to Increased Suicides in Europe – Medscape
11. July 2011
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Misuse Of Epilepsy Drug Phenazepam In The UK
Medical News Today In a letter published in this week's British Medical Journal (BMJ), it has stated that a drug used in the treatment of neurological diseases like epilepsy and anxiety is being misused by youth in the UK. The drug is phenazepam. … |
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11. July 2011
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UK Drug Regulator Destroys All Trial Data After 15 Years
Medscape "The MHRA informed us that it no longer holds the requested reports," Dr. Gøtzsche told Medscape Medical News. Under the MHRA record management policy, all application files and data for licenses are held for 15 years. After this point, files are … |
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UK Drug Regulator Destroys All Trial Data After 15 Years – Medscape
9. August 2011
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