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The U.S. Obesity Epidemic and Surging Liver Cancer
If there is one truism that trumps everything else these days about U.S. health, it’s that America is a chubby country that keeps getting fatter. The consequences seep into every corner of the nation’… more →
EGMN: Notes from the Road
The U.S. Obesity Epidemic and Surging Liver Cancer
wrote 11 months ago: If there is one truism that trumps everything else these days about U.S. health, it’s that America i … more →
Influenza Toys with the Human Race
wrote 1 year ago: The current U.S. influenza seasonal epidemic, the mildest in years, is in its death throes, based on … more →
Adolescent Misuse of Prescription Pain Medicine Starts Early
wrote 1 year ago: In stark contrast to most research that suggests senior year in high school or later is the peak tim … more →
Prevent Atherothrombotic Events? It’s Complicated
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wrote 1 year ago: When researchers reported earlier this week at the American College of Cardiology’s annual meeting r … more →
Everlolimus-Eluting Coronary Stents Notch a Major Thrombosis Victory
wrote 1 year ago: What a difference a few years, and a new generation, has meant for the fortunes of drug-eluting coro … more →
Dickensian DX: Tiny Tim Had TB and Rickets
wrote 1 year ago: In Charles Dickens’ tale, A Christmas Carol, miserly Ebenezer Scrooge has a change of heart after vi … more →
New Details Further Blunt the H5N1 Flu Danger
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wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Ron Fouchier, one of the two researchers who developed and studied mutant forms of avian H5N1 in … more →
WHO Trumps U.S. Plan for H5N1 Flu
wrote 1 year ago: The American plan for dealing with public release of details from the H5N1 influenza research funded … more →
Revolutionizing Ischemic Brain Management, at a Stroke
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wrote 1 year ago: When Dr. Jeffrey Saver announced last week at the International Stroke Conference that treatment of … more →
Dealing With H5N1 Influenza "Dual Use Research"
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wrote 1 year ago: The U.S. National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity weighed in publicly for the first time yes … more →
Keeping Endovascularists Busy
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wrote 1 year ago: Renal denervation may be the next big thing in endovascular intervention, and not just because of th … more →
H5N1 Flu Moratorium: A Pause that Refreshes?
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wrote 1 year ago: The announcement last Friday of a 60-day moratorium on H5N1 research underscored the controversy swi … more →
A ‘Health Shock’ for Youth with Diabetes
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wrote 1 year ago: While the financial impact of diabetes on the delivery of medicine and related health care is a popu … more →
N.Y. Times Slams Air-Borne H5N1 Research
wrote 1 year ago: The New York Times looked at air-borne H5N1 research, and saw it wasn’t good. The Times devoted it’s … more →
Chew on This!
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wrote 1 year ago: Grandmothers the world over are the same when it comes to some things. Sneaking candy behind mom’s b … more →
Cruising the Kaplan-Meier Curve
wrote 1 year ago: Perhaps you’ve heard that biostatistician Paul Meier, co-developer of the Kaplan-Meier surviva … more →
Breakfast in Bed, Anyone?
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wrote 1 year ago: What do beds and pancakes have in common? Nothin' says lovin' like dust mites from from th … more →
Melanoma Heads Down the Genetic Pathway
wrote 1 year ago: The molecular profilization of melanoma is nigh. Assessment of advanced-stage, metastatic melanoma t … more →
Docs Brace for Cuts: The Policy & Practice Podcast
wrote 1 year ago: image courtesy of iStock The ink may be dry on the debt ceiling and deficit reduction agreement, but … more →
