Axitinib eyed as first-line therapy for mRCCThe Oncology ReportPatients who had a nephrectomy and an ECOG performance status of 0 faired better if they were in the axitinib arm. Among patients who had a nephrectomy, axitinib-treated patients had a medi…
Monks fight to keep UNESCO out – Global Times
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Monks fight to keep UNESCO out
Global Times The monk’s journey over 1,300 years ago to bring back Buddhist scriptures from India has become a legend. Photo: CFP. Getting up at 4 am. Morning prayer. Breakfast. Studying Buddhist classics. More prayer. Master Kuanshu’s daily routine is an example … |
International Cycling Union face renewed criticism after memo shows Lance … – Telegraph.co.uk
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International Cycling Union face renewed criticism after memo shows Lance …
Telegraph.co.uk The original TUE, prepared by team doctor Luis García Del Moral, cleared Armstrong to use corticosteroids despite being added to the banned substance list days before the prologue in Le Puy du Fou. The internal UCI memo from January 2013 reveals that … |
Bunts UAE to conduct blood donation camp at Latifa Hospital on May 10 – Daijiworld.com
Bunts UAE to conduct blood donation camp at Latifa Hospital on May 10Daijiworld.comAs per the Dubai Blood Donation Centre (DBDC), the need for blood is ongoing and must be met every day. The demand for blood is growing faster than the collection rate a…
Alex's Lemonade Stand Keeps Child's Dream Alive – Patch.com
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Alex’s Lemonade Stand Keeps Child’s Dream Alive
Patch.com In the hospital after her stem cell transplant, Alex told her mother of her dream—to open a lemonade stand to raise money for her hospital to help other children with pediatric cancer. Specifically, the little girl wanted to raise $1 million. And she … |
What India can teach Sweden about healthcare – The Local.se
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What India can teach Sweden about healthcare
The Local.se As debate rages in Sweden about the role of private firms in the country’s publicly-financed healthcare system, liberal commentator Nima Sanandaji suggests Swedes may find a solution inspired by an innovative heart surgeon from India. ‘Green Sweden and … |
£1 million for Southampton lymphoma drug research – Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research
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£1 million for Southampton lymphoma drug research
Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research The introduction of a monoclonal antibody called rituximab over a decade ago heralded their use as an effective treatment for cancer. It doubled the long-term survival rates for many different types of lymphoma when used in combination with chemotherapy. |
Research and Markets: Chronic Heart Failure – Pipeline Review, H1 2013 – Fort Mills Times
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Research and Markets: Chronic Heart Failure – Pipeline Review, H1 2013
Fort Mills Times Global Markets Direct’s, ‘Chronic Heart Failure – Pipeline Review, H1 2013′, provides an overview of the indication’s therapeutic pipeline. This report provides information on the therapeutic development for Chronic Heart Failure, complete with latest … |
Research and Markets: Chronic Heart Failure – Pipeline Review, H1 2013 – Wall Street Journal
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Research and Markets: Chronic Heart Failure – Pipeline Review, H1 2013
Wall Street Journal Global Markets Direct’s, ‘Chronic Heart Failure – Pipeline Review, H1 2013′, provides an overview of the indication’s therapeutic pipeline. This report provides information on the therapeutic development for Chronic Heart Failure, complete with latest … |
Teacher goes from classroom to organ donor campaigner – The Bolton News
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Teacher goes from classroom to organ donor campaigner
The Bolton News FORMER teacher Graham Brushett knows how important organ and blood donation is — because without it he would not be here today. Almost seven years ago Mr Brushett, then aged 51, was dying, but a heart and kidney transplant saved his life. Now, the … |