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- 11/14/2024
Metastatic melanoma: How patients are gaining a decade with immunotherapy
The prognosis for advanced melanoma is improving, thanks to a combination of immune checkpoint inhibitors, new research shows. - 11/13/2024
Why heart patients have trouble sticking to a healthy diet, and 3 things that help them eat better
Study finds primarily cost, in addition to information overload and cultural considerations, to be barriers to nutritional eating among cardiac patients. - 11/13/2024
Expecting again? Tips for helping your first-born child thrive with a new sibling
Helping your older child or children navigate having a new sibling will help set the stage for positive sibling relationships across childhood and beyond. - 11/11/2024
New links found between Type 2 diabetes and pancreatic cancer
Study shows how type 2 diabetes can cause epigenetic changes leading to pancreatic cancer - 11/6/2024
Iron-deficiency anemia: A reminder of what to look for as new oral treatment approved for adults
Unlike other oral iron treatments, ferric maltol does not contain ferrous iron. Instead, it is composed of stable ferric iron bound to maltol, a natural sugar derivative, to offer improved tolerability. - 11/5/2024
How monitoring delusions may prevent psychotic relapse
Themes of delusional ideas are similar from one psychotic episode to another and become even narrower over time—a finding that may help with treatment. - 10/31/2024
Pet pharmaceuticals: Action needed to combat lack of competition, report says
Competition Bureau calls on provinces and territories to consider mandating the supply of pet medication to allow pharmacists to enter the growing market. - 10/30/2024
Solve my problem: With the plethora of vaccines required for adults at risk, how do you track appropriate vaccinations?
We appreciate your help and your colleagues will appreciate your insights! - 10/28/2024
Researchers look more deeply into the possible role of herpes zoster in dementia
New studies suggest there could be a relationship, presenting the possibility the shingles vaccine could help combat dementia. But evidence to date is far from conclusive. - 10/27/2024
Which generations are at highest risk of cancer? New study looks at rates for 17 types
A major U.S. study shows that people born between 1965 and the late 1990s have an increased risk of developing 17 cancers compared with previous generations.