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A female service member in camouflage fatigues tosses garbage into a burn pit

Military Burn Pits Linked With RA Seropositivity

Highest risks for anti-CCP antibodies seen for smokers and those with the HLA-DRB1 shared epitope genes

A photo of a one month supply of Hormone Replacement Therapy pills in a blister pack.

Which Women Choose Hormones for Surgical Menopause?

Understanding patterns of use can help improve targeting for education and counseling, researchers say

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Dementia Tied to Olfaction; Preclinical Alzheimer's Trial; Guillain-Barr茅 and COVID-19

News and commentary from the world of neurology and neuroscience

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HIV: Don't Quit on Hope, Says 'London Patient'

IAC roundtable addresses prospects for cure, now proven to be possible

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Talzenna Misses OS Endpoint in BRCA-Positive Breast Cancer

But PARP inhibitor improved patient-reported outcomes over standard therapy

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Does G6PD Deficiency Relate to COVID-19 Infection?

Several hints of one, pointing to need for focused research

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Mavacamten Promising in Non-Obstructive HCM

Phase II MAVERICK-HCM trial looked at safety, efficacy of myosin inhibitor

ACC over a computer rendering of the human heart

Homozygous FH Falls to Praluent, Novel Agent

Drugs succeed in cutting LDL in extra-refractory form of high cholesterol

Petri dishes containing red liquid and DNA sequencing

SCOTUS Punts on Biomarker Test Patents

Wide-ranging issue effectively referred to Congress

IGHV-Unmutated CLL: Gene Signature May Predict Outcomes After First-Line FCR

Prognostic tool may predict who is likely to achieve a relatively long remission

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Deaf Parents Want Deaf Baby: Bioethicist Weighs In

You voted, now see the results and an expert's discussion

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Mila's N-of-1 Trial Detailed in NEJM

Neurologic scores stabilized, seizures diminished with tailored antisense oligonucleotide therapy

Fludarabine, cyclophosphamide, and rituximab over a chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) blood smear under light microscopy

FCR Still an Option in IGHV-Unmutated CLL?

Gene signature identifies lower-risk group with greater chemoimmunotherapy benefit

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Ethics Consult: Deaf Couple Only Wants Deaf Baby

You make the call: should doctor implant embryo selected for deafness?

A view inside the human eye showing the retina, optic nerve, and macula

Faulty Amino Acid Metabolism Linked to Rare Eye Disease

Study helps explain genetic heterogeneity in macular telangiectasia type 2

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John Elway鈥檚 Debilitating Hand Condition

Hall of Famer fights Dupuytren's contracture

An illustration of two gloved hands with tweezers removing pieces of a DNA strand

Good News, Bad News for CRISPR Gene Editing for HIV Cure

"Bigger story for the gene-editing field than the HIV field"

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'Dirtier' Drugs Step Aside in RET-Positive NSCLC

Over two-thirds of patients respond to selective RET inhibitor

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The Legacy of Henry Lynch, MD

Earlier this summer the legendary researcher passed, his contributions to cancer research are immeasurable

n-of-1 over a photo of a gloved hand plucking a piece from a DNA strand with tweezers

Desperate Families Pursue 'N-of-1' Trials for Ultra-Rare Diseases

Technology dangles hope of cure -- for those able to pay

LDL particles binding to LDL receptors on the cell membrane

The Alzheimer's-Cholesterol Connection

Parallel lines of evidence link the two in early-onset Alzheimer's disease

Fertility Fraud; Pharma's 'Patient' Advocacy; Mass. Nursing Homes Fined

This past week in healthcare investigations

Bespoke Babies to Prevent CF: Best Use Case or Ethical Bog?

Bioethicist and pediatrician debate cystic fibrosis gene-editing

Genetic Profiling Disappoints for CUP Survival

But testing in cancer of unknown primary site did help with prognosis

Parkinson's Gene Therapy Shows Signs of Motor Improvement

Early open-label trial in advancing Parkinson's disease showed treatment was safe, well-tolerated

Cannabis Use Again Tied to Risk for Psychotic-Like Experiences

Genetics underlies the association, but heavy use may also play a role

Mysteries Solved at NIH Program for Undiagnosed Illnesses

Dx has come to light in 35% of accepted cases so far

Inherited JAK3 Mutation May Up Head/Neck Ca Risk in African Americans

About 8% carry the single nucleotide polymorphism

Frequent Basal Cell Cancers Sign of Broader Inherited Risk

Tripled rates of internal malignancies such as breast and prostate tumors

Afib Patch Test; Heart Failure and Genetics: It's PodMed Double T!

This week's topics include a patch to diagnose atrial fibrillation, USPSTF recommendations on nontraditional risk factors for heart disease, the role of genetics in congestive heart failure, and multivitamins and heart disease.

Genetic Role in Heart Failure Seen in Adoption Study

Researchers suggest searching for specific variants

ADHD Higher in Preterm Babies, Especially Girls

Sibling study shows association may not be tied to genes or family environment

Cardiovascular Risk in RA: Beyond Inflammation?

With adverse lifestyle plus bad genes plus inflammation, 'you unleash hell'

AMA Tangles With 'Gene Doping' Guidelines

Also: emergency room evidence; impact of corporate investors in healthcare

IMPACT Trial: Support for Targeted Cancer Tx Approaches

Survival doubled with therapy matched to tumor genetics

Sorting Out Genomic Tests for Prostate Cancer

Discordance between tests, with NCCN risk criteria

Genetics Identified for Alcohol-Related Heart Damage

Variant in titin-coding gene may contribute to cardiomyopathy susceptibility

Antisense Therapy Shows Promise in Huntington's

First human trial of huntingtin-lowering drug appears safe, well tolerated

Drug Could Make Progeria Manageable, Not Fatal

A potential breakthrough for this genetic rapid-aging disease in children

It's Official! Curing Patients Is Bad for Business

Milton Packer describes the end result of profit-dominated drug development

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