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Black patients and people with a learning disability face longer waiting times at key stages of breast cancer care, according to a nationwide study led by the University of Surrey.
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The Ghana Physician Assistants Association (GPAA) has begun a free community health screening exercise at four locations in Techiman as part of its 23rd Annual General Conference.
The campaign seeks to raise awareness and improve vaccine uptake through engagements in schools, churches, mosques and other public places across the region.
Roche will seek European approval for its promising new breast cancer pill giredestrant later than it once expected, highlighting how US drug pricing pressure may be affecting pharmaceutical…
The Kano State Centre for Disease Control has conducted a simulation exercise for health workers to test the state’s preparedness for a possible Ebola outb Read More…
(MedPage Today) -- WASHINGTON -- People with long COVID reported significantly better functioning and symptom improvements after taking low-dose naltrexone, according to a small retrospective cohort…
Even low levels of lead exposure can pose a greater risk of strep throat in children, according to new research.
