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Doctors might be able to safely reduce health care costs by skipping unnecessary laboratory tests for patients with advanced gynecologic cancers, according to a Cedars-Sinai Health Sciences University study. The paper, published in JAMA Network Open, examined testing on fluid drained from the abdomen or around the lungs.
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AstraZeneca clinched an FDA accelerated approval for its oral SERD in certain breast cancer patients Friday, even after a negative vote from the agency’s advisory committee in April.
Arabian Post Staff -Dubai Burjeel Specialty Hospital has introduced Sharjah’s first positron emission tomography/computed tomography service, giving cancer patients in the emirate access to advanced…
Omolabake Fasogbon Eight months after THISDAY newspaper investigation uncovered the dangerous monopoly in the payment system across Lagos public health facilities, and the havoc this state-designed…
A jury has recommended an urgent review of legislation regarding the retention of adult mental health patients following the death of a man hours after he was discharged from a HSE mental health unit.
Grindr has settled a UK lawsuit that alleged it violated UK privacy law by sharing information, including HIV status, with third parties.
