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BMJ and Oxford University target 'questionable integrity' of medical research
The Evidence-Based Medicine Manifesto aims to develop more trustworthy evidence to improve healthcare.
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ASCO 2017 - High-risk breast cancer: pembrolizumab+standard therapy improved pathologic complete response rates
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ASCO 2017 - HER2+ EBC: adding pertuzumab to chemo + trastuzumab improves invasive DFS
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ASCO 2017 - Olaparib delivers promising results for HR+ or triple-negative BRCA+ MBC
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ASCO 2017 - High-intensity ctDNA assay promising in metastatic breast, lung, and prostate cancers
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ASCO 2017 - History of ER+ breast cancer? It’s OK to get pregnant
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European doctors back cycling strategy
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Doctors must become more data literate
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Head transplant team reports success in rats
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RCOG outlines steps to prevent baby deaths and injuries during birth
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Study clarifies cancer risk for BRCA gene mutations
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Medicine information leaflets too complex, say experts
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NHS appeal for more black people to give blood
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Unions urge removal of NHS pay cap
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New ‘powerful’ 3-in-1 blood test for prostate cancer
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Family history affects BRCA risk
The risk of developing breast cancer in women who carry BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations increases with the number of relatives who have a breast cancer diagnosis,...
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Do you understand new contract ideas?
It is important for GPs to fully understand what is on offer and what could be the implications for them.
- Clinical Essentials from Gynecol Oncol
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Gynecologic cancer: study highlights need for lymphedema assessment
Lymphedema should be evaluated before and after surgery.
- Clinical Essentials from BJOG
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Vaginal seeding: Danish Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology weighs in
Breastfeeding and diet are known to improve neonatal colonization.
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Study links fetal death to placental aging
Specific changes seen in placentas from fetal demise.
- Clinical Essentials from AIDS Behav
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Fewer pills, pharmacy delivery tied to consistent HIV suppression
Study conducted in a low-income urban population.
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Quarterly payments tied to better HIV viral suppression
Quarterly $70 coupons for HIV viral suppression may help adherence.
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1 in 3 EU deaths in under 75s could be avoided
Myocardial infarction accounted for 32 per cent of total avoidable deaths in those aged less than 75.
- Clinical Essentials from Oncotarget
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Epithelial ovarian cancer: ER expression predicts OS
Results of a meta-analysis.
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In utero exposure to GDM associated with eating behavior in adolescence | ADA
Girls exposed to GDM in utero were more likely to eat in response to feeling bored or tired.
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Denosumab tops risedronate as treatment for glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis│ EULAR
12-month primary analysis results.
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Postpartum pain: a risk factor for chronic pain?
Persistent pain at 3 mo postpartum may be a risk factor for chronic pain.
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Pregnancy: is obesity a teratogen?
Dose-response seen in risk for major congenital malformations.
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Principle of ‘medical neutrality in times of conflict’ must be applied during Brexit talks
Six leading doctors’ organisations say the principle of medical neutrality must be applied to Brexit negotiations to avoid collateral damage to patients.
