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For older adults without dementia

Higher NT-proBNP Tied to Lower Brain Volume in Older Adults

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Higher NT-proBNP levels linked to volumetric and microstructural markers of subclinical brain damage
About 5 percent of patients for whom whole-exome sequencing is informative have multiple molecular diagnoses

Frequency of Multiple Molecular Diagnoses About 5 Percent

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Phenotypic similarity score lower for patients with phenotype resulting from two distinct disorders
A single dose of an experimental gene therapy may benefit patients with hemophilia B

ASH: Single Dose of Gene Therapy Effective in Hemophilia B

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Small, preliminary trial suggests it may free hemophilia B patients from transfusions
A vaccine made from patient-derived acute myeloid leukemia cells and dendritic cells can dramatically increase the chance of long-term survival against acute myeloid leukemia

Personalized Vaccine Effective Against Acute Myeloid Leukemia

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Made by combining immune cells, cancer cells, it's kept some patients in remission for nearly five years
When breast cancer spreads to the brain

SABCS: Molecular Changes Occur When Breast CA Spreads to Brain

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Finding might lead to better treatment, researchers say
Specific learning interventions may improve emotional well-being among medical students

Learning Interventions Can Improve Med Student Well-Being

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Environmental interventions such as pass/fail grading system, mental health programs beneficial
Cancer cases rose 33 percent worldwide in the past 10 years

Number of Cancer Cases, Deaths Up Globally

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Researchers cite population aging and growth
According to a presentation at the annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology

ASH: Synthetic Blood Cell Passes Proof-of-Concept Testing

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Synthetic product made from purified human hemoglobin proteins coated with a synthetic polymer
Urine haptoglobin is a novel biomarker for predicting kidney damage in patients with type 2 diabetes

Urine Haptoglobin Can Predict Kidney Damage in T2DM

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Patients with haptoglobulinuria had elevated incidence of chronic renal insufficiency
The prevalence of disability is 2.7 percent among medical students at U.S. allopathic medical schools

Prevalence of Disability 2.7 Percent at U.S. Medical Schools

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Most common disability is ADHD followed by learning disabilities and psychological disabilities