Nutritional Counseling Should Be Included in Cancer Treatment, Preventive Efforts
February 12th 2021Investigators found that poor diets are particularly common among adult cancer survivors who have significant sociodemographic disparities, including those who have less formal education and those who are overweight.
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More Than Half of American Adults with Multiple Sclerosis Report Mistreatment by Caregivers
February 10th 2021Patients with multiple sclerosis who rely on family members as caregivers may be at particular risk for mistreatment, as those caregivers struggle to balance work, childcare, and health concerns of their own.
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FDA Approves Breyanzi for Adults with Relapsed, Refractory Large B-cell Lymphoma
February 8th 2021Of 192 study participants who received Breyanzi, 73% achieved a response, including 54% who had minimal or no detectable lymphoma remaining following treatment and 19% who achieved a partial response.
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Medicaid Expansion Helped Identify Undiagnosed HIV Infections, Increased Prevention Services
February 8th 2021In order to eradicate HIV, the researchers said increasing health coverage will be essential. Without that, HIV will continue to spread, and individuals will be unaware of their status.
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Study Finds Many Families Hesitant to Take Children to Emergency Department During COVID-19 Pandemic
February 3rd 2021Study shows the greatest hesitancy in seeking emergency medical services among families living in under-resourced communities, which highlight health inequities that already exist during the pandemic.
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Biden Administration Launches Federal Retail Pharmacy Program for COVID-19 Vaccine Administration
February 3rd 2021The participating national pharmacy partners and independent pharmacy networks represent more than 40,000 pharmacy locations and is a key component of the administration’s national strategy to expand access to vaccines.
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Study: Male Breast Cancer Patients Have High Prevalence of Heart Disease Risk Factors
February 1st 2021Research highlights the need for cardiologists and cardio-oncologists to be involved in the treatment of men with breast cancer due to common risk factors and potential cardiotoxic effects of treatment.
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