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Brain damage reversed in a drowned toddler
Subacute normobaric and hyperbaric oxygen therapy restored drowning-induced cortical grey matter and white matter loss.
Recommended in Gynaecologic cancers
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Views sought on digital innovation in health in the EU
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Watchdog opens investigation into European Medicines Agency
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Responding to terror attacks: training manual being developed for doctors in Europe
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Are you meeting stethoscope hygiene standards?
- Clinical Essentials from Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys
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Cervical cancer: shorter CRT interval improves OS
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Patients are covertly recording consultations
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Cannabinoid oromucosal spray fails to improve cancer pain
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Oral NSAIDS for cancer pain – Cochrane review
Professional & Business
- International Medical Press
Blood donation regulations relaxed for gay men and sex workers
- International Medical Press
NHS England to cut out wasteful drug prescriptions
- International Medical Press
GMC: action plan for revalidation
- International Medical Press
£325 million to ‘modernise and transform’ patient care
- International Medical Press
Government publishes plan for ‘smokefree generation’
- International Medical Press
Declare Suicide Act illegal, high court told
New in Gynaecologic cancers
- Clinical Essentials from Gynecol Oncol
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Endometrial cancer: identifying patients likely to benefit from hormone therapy
ER- and/or PgR-positive patients benefit the most.
- Univadis Editorial - Dr Harry Brown
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Financial restraints are still here
Limited resources for health care
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First evidence that cancer metastasis can bypass lymph nodes
The century-old theory of cancer metastasis may not apply in all cases.
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WHO issues advice on medications as heatwave continues across Europe
Increased temperatures can impact the efficacy of drugs, and most are licensed for storage at temperatures up to 25°C only.
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Low doses of radiation could harm cardiovascular health
Ionizing radiation has a harmful effect on the cardiovascular system even at doses equivalent to recurrent CT imaging.
- Clinical Essentials from Gynecol Oncol
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Ovarian cancer: IDO inhibitor epacadostat fails phase 2 trial vs tamoxifen
Focus now shifts to epacadostat in combination setting.
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Coffee drinkers live longer, new study suggests
Coffee drinkers had reduced risk of death from all causes, particularly digestive and circulatory diseases.
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Learning more
Keeping up to date with current medical information
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Greater purpose in life linked to better sleep
Cultivating a purpose in life could be a drug-free strategy to improve sleep.
- Clinical Essentials from Ann Intern Med
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Cervical cancer: HEDIS may classify overscreening as appropriate
Current performance measures may promote overscreening.
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Refugee health in the spotlight at WHO summer school
The first WHO Summer School on Refugee and Migrant Health is taking place in Italy this week.
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The digital revolution has largely bypassed the NHS, experts say
The first report from Google’s Deep Mind Health project says doctors are using Snapchat to send scans.
- Clinical Essentials from Cancer Chemother Pharmacol
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Ovarian cancer: consolidation HIPEC extends PFS with manageable toxicity
3-y survival data in patients treated with carboplatin-based HIPEC.
- Clinical Essentials from Eur J Clin Microbiol Dis
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HPV: asymptomatic bacterial vaginosis warrants treatment
Study shows significant association between vaginosis and HPV persistence.