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FDA Approves CAR-T for Certain Lymphomas, But How Does it Work?
The FDA reaches a new milestone with first approved gene therapy for specific adult cases of leukemia and lymphoma.
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Video of the Week
FDA Approves CAR-T for Certain Lymphomas, But How Does it Work?
Oct 27, 2017
| Emergency Medicine, Hematology-Oncology, Human Interest, Internal Medicine, Men's Health, Transplantation, Video of the Week, Women’s Health
The FDA reaches a new milestone with first approved gene therapy for specific adult cases of leukemia and lymphoma.
Kidney Disease
Early Detection of Chronic Kidney Disease Allows Timely Introduction of Kidney-Protective Therapies
Apr 27, 2017
| Endocrinology, Internal Medicine, Men's Health, Public Health & Prevention, Transplantation, Women’s Health
Joseph Vassalotti, MD, Chief Medical Officer of the National Kidney Foundation, wants to remind physicians that urine testing to measure the albumin-to-creatinine ratio (ACR) isn’t done as frequently as it should be in people at risk for chronic kidney disease (CKD), such as patients with diabetes and...
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Can Spinach Leaves Replace Damaged Cardiac Tissue?
Apr 7, 2017
| Cardiology, Cardiology: Interventional, Human Interest, Internal Medicine, Men's Health, Surgery, Transplantation, Video of the Week, Women’s Health
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Perfusion decellularization has recently been used to remove genetic material in pig organs, allowing them to be seeded with human stem cells in the hopes of securing a renewable source of organs for transplantation. In a similar (but non-mammalian) vein, researchers from the...
The Language of Organ Rejection
Mar 24, 2017
