Seeing fruit ‘turn bad and going to waste’ inspired a team of researchers in China…
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Survival, surgical interventions for children with rare, genetic birth disorder
Among children born with the chromosome disorders trisomy 13 or 18 in Ontario, Canada, early…
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Trends in late preterm, early term birth rates and association with clinician-initiated obstetric interventions
Between 2006 and 2014, late preterm and early term birth rates decreased in the United…
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Task force maybe too stringent in not yet recommending melanoma screening
Two clinical experts question a USPSTF determination that there isn’t enough evidence to recommend that…
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Study compares cognitive outcomes for treatments of brain lesions
Among patients with one to three brain metastases, the use of stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) alone,…
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Evidence insufficient to make recommendation regarding visual skin examination by a clinician
The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) has concluded that the current evidence is insufficient…
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Americans worried about using gene editing, brain chip implants and synthetic blood
Many in the general public think scientific and technological innovations bring helpful change to society,…
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Economics Behind Ransomware as a Service: A Look at Stampado’s Pricing Model
Ransomware have become such a big income earner for cybercriminals that every bad guy wants…
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Economics Behind Ransomware as a Service: A Look at Stampado’s Pricing Model
Ransomware have become such a big income earner for cybercriminals that every bad guy wants…
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Why baby boomers need a hepatitis C screening
Hepatitis C affects a disproportionate amount of older Americans, born between 1945-1965. A new strategy…