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Is Mepolizumab an Effective Treatment for Asthma?

Researchers investigated whether mepolizumab is safer and more effective than triple-inhaled treatments for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
- Source: medicalnewsbulletin
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FDA Clears First Medical Device Accessory for Apple Watch®

Atrial Fibrillation (AFib), is the most common heart arrhythmia, and a leading cause of stroke. AFib affects more than 30 million people worldwide, and one in four people over the age of 40 are at risk for developing it. Millions of people around the world are unknowingly living with AFib. Yet, two out of three strokes are preventable when AFib is detected and treated appropriately.
- Source: Prnewswire
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- December 4, 2017
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J&J-led coalition launches a landmark efficacy study for an HIV mosaic vaccine

For decades now, investigators have been drawn to HIV vaccine research — a Holy Grail in anti-viral research that would have an enormous impact in a world that still sees two million new infections every year.
- Source: Endpts;
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- December 4, 2017
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Gottlieb Says Faster Cancer Drug Approvals Coming for Secondary Indications

US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and NIH Director Francis Collins testified on Thursday before the House Energy & Commerce Committee on how their agencies have worked to implement provisions from the 21st Century Cures Act passed and signed by President Barack Obama a month before he left office.
- Source: raps.org
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- December 4, 2017
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New imaging study reveals how saturated fatty acids damage cells

While doctors, nutritionists and researchers have known for a long time that saturated fats contribute to some of the leading causes of death in the United States, they haven't been able to determine how or why excess saturated fats, such as those released from lard, are toxic to cells and cause a wide variety of lipid-related diseases, while unsaturated fats, such as those from fish and olive oil, can be protective.
- Source: medicalxpress
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- December 4, 2017
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When PSA Is 4-10, phi Test Helps With Biopsy Decision

The Prostate Health Index (phi) (Beckman Coulter) significantly changes urologists' opinions about whether men with certain results on prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening should or should not undergo a prostate biopsy to assess for cancer, according to new observational research.
- Source: medscape
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Linda Healthcare Infuses A.I. and Blockchain to build Crypto Health Insurance

Over the past few years, more and more people have recognized the power of the blockchain to transform industries. In the over regulated, bureaucratic healthcare market, this is especially the case. Blockchain technology and innovative companies have the ability to revolutionize this market, create tremendous value, improve patient outcomes, create new treatments and pharmaceuticals while creating incredible companies that richly reward founders and management. Linda Health is one such company that is changing the market place with the blockchain. They have created a virtual medical assistant that is changing lives.
- Source: blockchainhealthcarereview
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Blood test offers new way to monitor disease activity

Monitoring disease activity in individuals with multiple sclerosis, either to predict flare-ups or to check treatment response, might be done with a simple blood test that measures levels of a nerve protein, according to a new study from Norway.
- Source: medicalnewstoday
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- December 1, 2017
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China’s success–first human implantation of a retrievable transcatheter aortic valve

Prof. Wang Jian'an, president of SAHZU, announced that China has completed its first successful human implantation of a retrievable transcatheter aortic valve.
- Source: biospectrumasia
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- December 1, 2017
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Fully Functioning Artificial Human Heart Muscle Developed

Duke University researchers say they have created an artificial human heart muscle large enough to patch over damage seen in patients who have suffered a heart attack. The advance takes a major step toward the end goal of repairing dead heart muscle in human patients, the team adds.
- Source: Genengnews
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- December 1, 2017
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