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Medical News

British study showed that women were more likely to quit smoking if they were offered shopping vouchers.

Financial incentives could help pregnant women quit smoking

APA
Thursday 29 January 2015

British study showed that women were more likely to quit smoking if they were offered shopping vouchers.

US researchers discovered that AHNAK is underexpressed in keloid tissue.

Gene responsible for keloid scars identified

APA
Thursday 29 January 2015

US researchers discovered that AHNAK is underexpressed in keloid tissue.

Some subtypes fight the tumour, others promote it.

Neutrophils play a controversial role in cancer

APA
Thursday 29 January 2015

Some subtypes fight the tumour, others promote it.

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Proper and effective management of acute pancreatitis

Improvements in the understanding of acute pancreatitis and recommendations for medical management

Tuesday 27 January 2015

Proper and effective management of acute pancreatitis

No significant effects of preventative antibiotics on acute stroke

Preventative antimicrobial therapy does not improve functional outcome in patients with acute stroke

Tuesday 27 January 2015

No significant effects of preventative antibiotics on acute stroke

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The JAMA Network

MRI Targeted Biopsy Better For Detecting High-Risk Prostate Cancers

Prostate cancer is usually diagnosed with a standard biopsy, which randomly samples the entire prostate with the help of ultrasound. A newer, more targeted approach uses magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology to help identify prostate cancer. A new study examined whether this newer approach, using MRI, was better at detecting prostate cancer, especially high-risk tumors

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