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UT Dallas Cancer Algorithm Wizard Part of Fellowship To Boost Research In India
BioNews Texas Vidyasagar’s team has developed algorithms that can be applied to the diagnosis and treatment of lung, ovarian, and endometrial cancer — three cancer types that UT Dallas researchers have previously studied. The algorithms discovered by Vidyasagar’s … |
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Latest Report on India Prosthetic Heart Valves Market Outlook to 2020
DigitalJournal.com ResearchMoz.us include new market research report ” Prosthetic Heart Valves Market Outlook in India to 2020: Industry Size, Shares, Growth, Analysis, Trends And Forecast” to its huge collection of research reports. Albany, NY — (SBWIRE) — 05/20/2014 … |
Daily News & Analysis |
E-cigarettes boost quitting success among smokers, study finds
Daily News & Analysis As well as causing lung cancer and other chronic respiratory diseases, tobacco smoking is also a major contributor to cardiovascular diseases, the world’s number one killer. “E-cigarettes could substantially improve public health because of their … |
Action needed to tackle co-infection with HIV and visceral leishmaniasis in IndiaaidsmapThe infection is associated with frequent bouts of high fever, weight loss, anaemia and swelling of the liver and spleen. If untreated, the mortality rate in develo…
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Experts call for mass awareness on hepatitis C
Times of India Activists, speaking at the launch of the state chapter of the National Liver Foundation, here on Monday, said the disease’s dormant nature and symptoms pose as a serious threat to patients. In 2013, Assam registered 419 viral hepatitis cases, though … |
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Africa: ‘No Excuse’ for Newborn Death Rate
Premium Times The studies also show that Nigeria is one of three countries in the world – with India and Pakistan – which, with the highest number of births, also have the highest overall numbers of newborn deaths, and which have made slowest progress in reducing … |
Tech TimesNintedanib, Pirfenidone cancer drugs give hope to patients battling idiopathic …Tech TimesThe two experimental drugs did not cure the patients but the worsening of their lung function was slowed down. Both nintedanib and pirfenidone appear …
AllAfrica.com |
‘No Excuse’ for Newborn Death Rate
AllAfrica.com The studies also show that Nigeria is one of three countries in the world – with India and Pakistan – which, with the highest number of births, also have the highest overall numbers of newborn deaths, and which have made slowest progress in reducing … |
Found: Drugs to slow down advent of fatal lung diseaseTimes of IndiaFor the first time, researchers have found drugs that can slow the decline of people with a fatal lung disease, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Studies of two experimental drugs were pu…
Voice of America |
WHO: Conflict, Inequality, and Economic Exclusion Threaten Health Gains
Voice of America Also on the rise are non-communicable diseases, including new cancer cases and increases in heart disease, diabetes, and chronic lung diseases. She says the prevalence of obesity and diet-related diseases are growing “Parts of the world are quite … |