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Location American Medical News for 5 June 2016
New RNA-Snipping Crispr Gene-Editing System May Help Treat Huntington's And Other Diseases Researchers have developed a way to use Crispr to target the RNA in cells instead of DNA. If this technique proves successful, it could lead to better methods to modify the proteins in cells, or even eliminate cancer cel...
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Being Alone May Affect Your Level Of Wisdom

Tech Times - 5 Jun 2016 14:43
Being Alone May Affect Your Level Of Wisdom Whether you are alone or with friends can affect your level of wisdom or wise reasoning, according to a new Canadian study. Wisdom is believed to be promoted by certain situations.
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Up To 25 Percent Of Lung Cancer Patients Ineligible For Immunotherapy Immunotherapy is a great advance in cancer treatment but up to a quarter of lung cancer patients are not eligible for this therapy. Autoimmune disorders have something to do with the risks.
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Lower Dopamine Levels May Explain Why Older People Take Less Risks Older people are known to take fewer risks compared to when they were younger. Scientists believe this could be influenced by a reduction in the levels of dopamine in their brain.
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The Battle Over The Synthetic Human Genome

Tech Times - 5 Jun 2016 09:16
The Battle Over The Synthetic Human Genome The creation of a completely synthetic human genome may soon be within the reach of genetic scientists. Will this development yield greater developments in medicine or a new age of eugenics?
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(University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center) The immune checkpoint blockade drug nivolumab reduced tumor burden in 24.4 percent of patients with metastatic bladder cancer, regardless of whether their tumors had a b...
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(NYU Langone Medical Center / New York University School of Medicine) A new drug that harnesses the immune system to attack tumors is highly effective against advanced bladder cancer, according to the results of an inter...
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A significant proportion of lung cancer patients also have autoimmune disease, which may make them unsuitable for increasingly popular immunotherapy treatments, a team of researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center's ...
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Researchers at the University of Cincinnati (UC) College of Medicine have found that adding increasing doses of an approved Type 2 diabetes drug, metformin, to a chemotherapy and radiation treatment regimen in head and n...
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Makers Of Clif Bar Issue Voluntary Recall Over Possible Listeria Contamination Risk California-based Clif Bar & Company is issuing a voluntary recall of three of its products because of a possible risk of contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The bacteria can cause serious diseases in pregnant wome...
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More Kids Mistake Detergent Tabs For Sweets: How To Keep Your Child Safe Each day, one child is mistaking laundry tabs for sweets and eating them, a new report has revealed. We list down a few simple tips to keep your child safe from poison.
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Mosquito-Borne Zika Virus Can Be Transmitted By Kissing And Oral Sex Zika virus may be transmitted via oral sex or kissing, a new report has found. The public is cautioned about the disease's mode of transmission.
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New Pancreatic Cancer Therapy Increases Survival Rates Of Patients A clinical trial conducted by Cancer Research UK has shown that combination therapy for pancreatic cancer will improve survival rates. The treatment will become the standard therapy for pancreatic cancer patients.
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(University of Cambridge) Women are almost twice as likely to experience anxiety as men, according to a review of existing scientific literature, led by the University of Cambridge. The study also found that people from ...
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(University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center) Advances that could change gynecologic cancer standard-of-care treatments are the centerpiece of key studies being presented by researchers from The University of Texas ...
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Higher Cooking Temperatures Needed To Make Burgers Safe From E.Coli Bacteria Researchers discovered E.coli genes that can survive the temperature recommended by federal authorities for cooking beef. This means ground meat-based food items need to be cooked at higher cooking temperatures to keep t...
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Undiagnosed Dementia Ups Risk Of Older Adults To Perform Dangerous Activities Older adults with undiagnosed dementia are more likely to engage in unsafe activities, a new study found. Because their families and friends are unaware of the medical condition, these people are left in risky situations...
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