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Last Month in Oncology: FDA Cancer News Roundupon December 3, 2024
The FDA continues to approve new drugs and expand indications for others at a rapid pace. Here’s […]
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Roivant to Stop Lung Disease Drug Development After Trial Failureon December 3, 2024
Roivant will discontinue the development of its drug for a rare lung disease after it failed to […]
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BCG Vaccine May Protect Against Long COVID Symptomson December 3, 2024
A clinical trial with long-term follow-up found that administering BCG vaccine during the active […]
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Unknown Disease Kills 143 in Southwest Congo, Local Authorities Sayon December 3, 2024
An unknown disease killed 143 people in Democratic Republic of the Congo's southwestern province in […]
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Prasugrel Bests Ticagrelor in Acute Coronary Syndrome Careon December 3, 2024
A new study supports previous data demonstrating the superiority of prasugrel over ticagrelor in […]
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UK Secures Over 5 Million H5 Influenza Vaccine Doses as Pandemic Precautionon December 3, 2024
Britain's Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said on Tuesday that it has secured a contract for over […]
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PFAS Exposure Can Impair Thyroid Homeostasis in Adultson December 3, 2024
Exposure to individual or mixed PFASs may affect thyroid homeostasis peripherally rather than […]
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Expert Discusses the ‘Four Pillars of Acne Pathogenesis’on December 3, 2024
“The average number of acne products used per patient is 2.53, but that’s also the average […]
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Prescribing AI: All Docs Need More Tech Trainingon December 3, 2024
As artificial intelligence transforms healthcare, all doctors will need better tech training out of […]
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ADA Advises Against Using Compounded GLP-1 RA Medicationson December 3, 2024
In a new guidance statement, the American Diabetes Association advises against the use of […]
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FDA Approves Ustekinumab Biosimilar Yesintekon December 3, 2024
This is the sixth ustekinumab biosimilar approval in the United States, with the drug set to launch […]
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US Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cucumbers Under Investigation by FDA and CDCon December 3, 2024
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are […]
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Investing in children’s ‘next 1,000 days’on December 2, 2024
Aisha Yousafzai speaks about a new Lancet series on the importance of nurturing environments for […]
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Improving HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention through statistical expertiseon December 2, 2024
In honor of World AIDS Day, Michael Hughes, director of Harvard Chan School's Center for […]
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Novocure's Pancreatic Cancer Treatment Meets Main Goal in Late-stage Studyon December 2, 2024
Novocure said on Monday its experimental therapy extended the lives of patients with a form of […]
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Accelerated Approval of New TKI Use in CML Sparks Questionson December 2, 2024
Advances in tyrosine kinase inhibitors yielded robust options for CML, raising questions about US […]
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Catheter AF Ablation Growing in Popularity and Complexityon December 2, 2024
New technologies mean catheter ablation is among the safest, most effective treatments for atrial […]
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US Supreme Court Wrestles With FDA Denial Of Flavored Vape Productson December 2, 2024
The U.S. Supreme Court examined on Monday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's refusal to let […]
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Is 1-Week Radiotherapy Safe for Breast Cancer?on December 2, 2024
A new study found that 1-week ultrahypofractionated radiotherapy regimen for breast cancer was […]
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ASH 2024: New Leukemia Txs, Fewer Blood Clots With GLP-1 Rxson December 2, 2024
On tap at ASH this year: Presentations on improved therapies for ALL and CLL and reduced blood […]
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Sotagliflozin Helps Manage Anemia in T2D and CKDon December 2, 2024
Sotagliflozin, a dual SGLT1/2 inhibitor, increased hemoglobin levels in patients with type 2 […]
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Cardiometabolic Impact on Liver and Pancreatic Fat Depotson December 2, 2024
The link between hepatic fat and IPFD observed in young individuals with good cardiometabolic […]
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Making healthy food, mixing a healthy drink—sustainablyon November 21, 2024
Health and sustainability—and deliciousness—were on the menu at a Harvard Chan School of event […]
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Finding causes of population mental health problems challenging, say experts at symposiumon November 21, 2024
Teasing out the best ways to address widespread mental health problems depends on pinpointing their […]
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Improving drinking water quality in the U.S.on November 20, 2024
Harvard Chan School’s Ronnie Levin discusses contamination in the country’s drinking water […]
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Fostering resilience in the face of adversityon November 14, 2024
The Lee Kum Sheung Center for Health and Happiness’s inaugural Chester Pierce Symposium explored […]
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New Health Policy and Management faculty want to make public health more inclusiveon November 14, 2024
Emmilie Aveling and Ari Ne’eman, new faculty members in Harvard Chan School’s Department of […]
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Former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer on solving problems through compromiseon November 14, 2024
The key to dealing with challenging issues is finding common ground with others—even if you’re […]
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Making health systems more fair and efficienton November 5, 2024
Ole Norheim brings priority setting expertise to new role as Mary B. Saltonstall Professor of […]
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Addressing the health threats posed by climate changeon October 31, 2024
Renee Salas discusses the health harms posed by climate change as well as policies that could help […]