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    Development of ALS Biomarkers

    PRWeb Nov 11, 2017

    A prognostic test for ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) could help improve and accelerate clinical trials and speed the development of life-saving drugs to people with ALS. Reports suggest approximately 30,000…

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    FDA Approves Second CAR T-cell Immunotherapy for Cancer

    CNBC Nov 11, 2017

    U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of a new, personalized cell therapy that supercharges the patient’s immune system to find and kill cancer cells. The therapy, axicabtagene ciloleucel (Yescarta…

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    How the Opioid Crisis is Hurting Schools

    The 74 Nov 11, 2017

    In the Allegany County, Maryland schools, the first sign of the opioid crisis was a dropoff in usually strong elementary school attendance. A 5-year-old boy had been living for two…

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    Global TB Efforts Turn to Innovative Finance

    Devex International Development Nov 11, 2017

    The fight against tuberculosis is the latest effort to investigate innovative financing instruments for vital funding. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and the International Union against Tuberculosis…

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    Innovation in Alzheimer’s Clinical Trials

    PR Newswire Nov 10, 2017

    There are 126 drugs in clinical development for Alzheimer’s disease and “every single one represents hope,” according to Closing in on a Cure: 2017 Alzheimer’s Clinical Trials Report. The report, released…

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    Beth Caldwell Leaves Impact on Metastatic Breast Cancer

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Nov 9, 2017

    Beth Caldwell was dying. The 41-year-old former civil rights attorney and mother of two was dying the way she had been living since being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer 3½…

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    Creating Social-Emotional Support for Teachers

    The 74 Nov 9, 2017

    Increased class sizes, student behavior problems, high-stakes testing, tight funding, and limited autonomy are just some of the stressors that place teachers in contention with nurses for the top spot…

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    What Can Technology Bring to Global Health?

    Devex Nov 8, 2017

    By 2019, one in 10 people living in the developing world will have 3D-printed items in or on their bodies.” That is the claim made by research firm Gartner Group.…

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    The Hidden Mental Health Crisis in American Schools

    The 74 Media Inc. Nov 8, 2017

    Millions of American students suffer from mental health problems, and only a fraction are receiving necessary treatment, warns a brief from the American Institutes for Research. And the prevalence of mental…

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    For Cancer Patients with HIV, Immunotherapy Appears Safe

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Nov 8, 2017

    A new category of immunotherapies called checkpoint inhibitors that has been highly effective against many different cancers appears safe to use in patients with both advanced malignancies and HIV, a…

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    What is Next for Global Health Security?

    Devex Nov 7, 2017

    According to the Global Health Council: “Global health security means having strong public health and emergency responses in place around the world to stop the spread of infectious diseases across…

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    Research Studies Infectious Complications of T-Cell Cancer Therapy

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Nov 7, 2017

    In the first systematic study of its kind, researchers at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center report comprehensive data on infectious complications of an emerging cancer immunotherapy strategy called CD19 CAR T-cell therapy.…

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