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It takes three weeks and costs more than $70,000 to grow a few teaspoons of blood in a lab. A project between the University of Queensland and the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood hopes to see that change.
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(MedPage Today) -- "So, Dr. Pelzman, what should I do about all these test results?" This seems to be a portal message many of us have received with increasing frequency over the past year or two, as…
(MedPage Today) -- Fasting less than 8 hours before routine blood tests generally did not change results, with few exceptions, according to an observational study.
Periana will host its seventh Caminata con Esperanza charity walk on Sunday, October 4, for the Esperanza breast cancer association. […]
Measles is making a comeback. Once considered eliminated from the United States, the disease has been popping up around the country as vaccine coverage declines.
The health consequences of catastrophic wildfires that burn through towns and cities may extend long after the flames are extinguished and the smoke disappears, according to new research from the…
Adicet Bio reported that its off-the-shelf CAR-T therapy improved symptoms for lupus patients in an early-stage study, and it plans to soon start a pivotal trial. The Bay Area company in ...
