Informed consent: False positives not a worry in lung cancer study
“Most people anticipated that participants who were told that they had a positive screen result would experience increased anxiety and reduced quality of life. …
“Most people anticipated that participants who were told that they had a positive screen result would experience increased anxiety and reduced quality of life. …
The current results are based on a genome-wide association study, a type of study in which researchers examine numerous genetic variants to see if any of them are associated with a certain type of complication, which could sometimes emerge years after treatment was completed. “Our findings, which were replicated in two additional patient groups, represent a significant step towards developing personalized treatment plans for prostate cancer patients,” said Barry S. …
The effect of introduction of new breast cancer screening modalities, such as digital images, computer-aided detection (CAD), and use of ultrasound and MRI on screening costs among older women is unknown, although women over the age of 65 represent almost one-third of the total women screened in the US annually. …
Fibroadenomas are the most common benign breast tumors in women of reproductive age, affecting thousands of women in Singapore each year. …
Dohlman, a professor of biochemistry and biophysics in the UNC School of Medicine, is like a mechanic for cells. He takes them apart to see how they function. He can tell you what part is like a gas pedal — a protein that pushes a brain chemical into action, for instance. And he can tell you which part is like the brakes — a protein that counteracts the effect of the gas pedal…
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