Myeloma Deaths Are Falling Fast in the US, but a Stark Racial Divide Refuses to Close
A 25-year national analysis finds multiple myeloma deaths in the United States fell sharply after 2012 with novel therapies, yet ...
A 25-year national analysis finds multiple myeloma deaths in the United States fell sharply after 2012 with novel therapies, yet ...
A pilot study found that a 45-minute storytelling-based training significantly improved breast imaging staff's self-reported knowledge of transgender-inclusive screening practices, ...
A qualitative UCSF study finds that a project-based quality improvement curriculum helps medical students gain knowledge, frameworks, and motivation to ...
A cross-sectional analysis of 632,916 Epic Cosmos encounters reveals how and why atopic dermatitis care in the United States shifts ...
New research links childhood lead exposure to an increased incidence of clinically diagnosed infectious respiratory disease in urban and disadvantaged ...
A new method called SPLENDID models genetic ancestry as a continuum rather than discrete labels, significantly improving polygenic risk score ...
A scoping review of 28 studies finds that geographic isolation, financial hardship, insurance gaps, and fragmented care drive Alabama's disproportionately ...
A 23-year analysis of British Columbia vital statistics shows that life expectancy has risen overall but diverged sharply along lines ...
A nationwide factor analysis of more than 84,000 US census tracts finds that neighborhood disadvantage has shifted from a multidimensional ...
A large multi-institution study found that metastatic breast cancer patients in high deprivation neighborhoods had more TP53 mutations, lower use ...
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