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Childhood cancers often misdiagnosed as TB, leads to more deaths

30 Nov 2021

Cancer is frequently misdiagnosed as tuberculosis (TB) in children due to the clinical and radiologic overlap of the two diseases, which then contributes to increased mortality in this population, reveals a recent study.

Childhood cancers often misdiagnosed as TB, leads to more deaths

30 Nov 2021

New chest pain guideline: Takeaways & Concerns

30 Nov 2021 by

A new guideline on chest pain evaluation and diagnosis – touted as the first of its kind – is now out, reaping both praises and dissent from experts.

New chest pain guideline: Takeaways & Concerns

30 Nov 2021

Phase II data underscores lanifibranor potential for NASH

30 Nov 2021 by

In the phase IIb NATIVE* trial, the pan-PPAR** agonist lanifibranor demonstrated histologic benefits for patients with nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH).

Phase II data underscores lanifibranor potential for NASH

30 Nov 2021

What is the optimal tanezumab dose, administration route for osteoarthritis pain?

30 Nov 2021

Intravenous treatment with tanezumab at 10 mg achieves the highest efficacy in terms of relieving pain in patients with osteoarthritis (OA), according to the results of a network meta-analysis.

What is the optimal tanezumab dose, administration route for osteoarthritis pain?

30 Nov 2021

Spontaneous eye blink rate a good marker of consciousness after brain injury

30 Nov 2021

In the postacute phase after brain injury, the spontaneous eye blink rate is higher in patients in a minimally conscious state and may help distinguish MCS from the vegetative state/unresponsive wakefulness syndrome, a recent study has found.

Spontaneous eye blink rate a good marker of consciousness after brain injury

30 Nov 2021

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30 Nov 2021

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30 Nov 2021

High vegetable and fruit intake improves QoL among Chinese breast cancer patients

30 Nov 2021 by

High consumption of vegetables and fruits is found to be positively associated with quality of life (QoL), cognitive, physical and emotional functioning, as well as less severe symptoms of nausea, vomiting, dyspnoea, diarrhoea, loss of appetite, insomnia and constipation in Chinese women with early-stage breast cancer, researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) have reported.