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Patients prefer physicians who engage in face-to-face clinic visits

Patients Prefer Doctors Who Engage in Face-to-Face Visits

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Patients perceive F2F physicians as more compassionate and better communicators
Compared to patients with private insurance

Colon Cancer Survival Varies by Insurance Type

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Patients with Medicaid or no insurance have lower survival versus those with private coverage
Physician assistants perform more skin biopsies per case of skin cancer diagnosed and diagnose fewer melanomas in situ than dermatologists

PAs May Have Lower Diagnostic Accuracy for Melanoma

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PAs diagnose fewer melanomas in situ, perform more skin biopsies per case of skin cancer diagnosed
For patients with severe β-thalassemia

Gene Therapy Found to Be Promising for β-Thalassemia

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CD34+ cells transduced with BB305 vector lowered or eliminated need for red-cell transfusions
Most active smokers with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma have made one or more quit attempts

Most Smokers With Head and Neck Cancer Have Tried to Quit

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Eighty-eight percent of patients had made at least one attempt to quit; mean of 6.6 lifetime attempts
Cancer survivors are more likely to be prescribed five or more unique medications

Polypharmacy More Likely for Cancer Survivors

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More cancer survivors prescribed five or more unique medications, including those with abuse potential
For patients with human epidermal growth factor receptor 2/neu-positive uterine serous carcinoma

New Drug Combo Ups Survival in HER2/neu Uterine Serous Cancer

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Adding intravenous trastuzumab to carboplatin-paclitaxel increased progression-free survival
A cell-based biomedical tattoo can detect hypercalcemia associated with cancer in a murine model

Cellular Biomedical Tattoo Can ID Hypercalcemia-Linked Cancer

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Hypercalcemia linked to cancer can be detected in murine model using cell-based diagnostic system
For patients with localized melanoma

Marital Status Tied to Earlier Presentation of Melanoma

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Being married also tied to likelihood of undergoing SLNB in lesions with Breslow thickness >1 mm
Use of short-acting calcium channel blockers is associated with increased risk of pancreatic cancer in postmenopausal women

Calcium Channel Blockers May Up Pancreatic Cancer Risk in Women

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Increased hazard ratios for pancreatic cancer among postmenopausal users of short-acting CCBs