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For patients with acute myelogenous leukemia undergoing induction chemotherapy

Microbiome Linked to Infectious Complications in AML

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Gastrointestinal microbiome diversity linked to infections for patients undergoing induction chemo
Regular aspirin use may lower the risk of bile duct cancer

Regular Aspirin Use May Protect Against Bile Duct Cancer

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People who took it regularly were three times less likely to develop the disease
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has introduced a new campaign

CDC Establishes New ‘Clean Hands Count’ Campaign

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Campaign urges health care professionals and patients and loved ones to keep hands clean
The costs of care for cervical cancer vary by phase of care

Substantial Aggregate Costs of Care for Cervical Cancer

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Advanced age, stage at diagnosis, comorbidities predict greater costs in most care phases
Climate change may increase rates of chronic kidney disease worldwide as rising temperatures and heat stress damage kidneys

Climate Change May Lead to Higher Prevalence of CKD

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Rising temperatures, less rain contributing to the growing epidemic of heat stress nephropathy
There is new evidence that Zika may cause Guillain-Barré syndrome

New Evidence of Link Between Zika and Guillain-Barré

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Sharp increase in the number of people in Brazil with Guillain-Barré since the Zika outbreak began
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Portable, Rapid, Low-Cost Zika Test Shows Promise in Monkeys

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Easy-to-use screening would benefit doctors working miles from hospital
Prenatal use of low-dose fluconazole is associated with cleft lip with cleft palate and d-transposition of the great arteries

Fluconazole Use May Raise Risk of Certain Birth Defects

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Study shows increased odds of cleft lip with cleft palate, d-transposition of the great arteries
The number of hepatitis C-linked deaths in the United States reached a record high in 2014

CDC: Hepatitis C Leads Infectious Disease Mortality in U.S.

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CDC notes that nearly 20,000 Americans died in 2014 from hepatitis C infection
After adjustment for confounding variables there is no correlation between the risk of Barrett's esophagus and tea or coffee consumption

No Link for Tea, Coffee Intake With Barrett’s Esophagus

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Associations seen in univariate analysis, but no correlation after adjustment for confounders