Personalized medicine
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healthPersonalized Cancer Risk Models Reveal Screening Gaps
Study shows individual cancer risk varies widely, suggesting screening should go beyond age and sex.
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healthParkinson's Disease May Not Be One Condition, Study Finds
New Belgian research using machine learning suggests Parkinson's disease may be several distinct conditions, challenging current treatment approaches.
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healthGenetic Obesity Risk Linked to Higher Breast Cancer Death Rates
New research reveals a genetic predisposition to higher body weight significantly increases mortality risk for breast cancer survivors, emphasizing personalized lifestyle interventions.
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healthYour Immune System's Secret: It's Not Just Genes, It's Your Life Story
New research reveals how past infections and exposures epigenetically reprogram your immune system, explaining why some get sicker than others.
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healthRevolutionizing UTI Treatment: Insights from Urology Expert Florian Wagenlehner
Dr. Florian Wagenlehner discusses evolving UTI classifications, the alarming rise in antibiotic resistance, and future personalized treatment strategies in urogenital infections.
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healthPersonalized mRNA Vaccines Show Durable T Cell Immunity Against TNBC
New research demonstrates individualized mRNA neoantigen vaccines successfully induce robust and lasting T cell responses in patients with triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), offering a promising therapeutic avenue.