Retrospective cohort links core biopsy to rare breast blood cancers
A retrospective 24-patient Spanish cohort found that core needle biopsy diagnosed rare hematologic breast malignancies without breast resection in 91.7% ...
A retrospective 24-patient Spanish cohort found that core needle biopsy diagnosed rare hematologic breast malignancies without breast resection in 91.7% ...
Researchers report that elevated expression of the genes TMEM150C and F2R was significantly associated with refractory response to 7+3 induction ...
A systematic review of 20 qualitative studies finds that blood cancer patients often experience hematopoietic stem cell transplantation as a ...
Eleven studies using machine learning, single-cell profiling, imaging, liquid biopsy and clinical data identify candidate cancer biomarkers, but retrospective designs ...
A retrospective cohort study of 166 people living with HIV finds that hematologic malignancies strike younger patients, track with high ...
A phenomenological study in Sichuan reveals how Tibetan children with blood cancers interpret, endure, and communicate pain through culture, language, ...
The clinical case for expanding access to CAR T-cell therapy in Brazil rests on a substantial body of evidence demonstrating ...
A new review finds that subcutaneous immunoglobulin replacement offers steadier antibody levels, fewer systemic side effects and home-based convenience compared ...
A retrospective study of 19 children with blood cancers suggests topiramate may offer a well-tolerated maintenance antiseizure option during chemotherapy ...
A study of 2,015 critically ill children shows that DIC diagnosis varies dramatically across five scoring systems, with sepsis-induced coagulopathy ...
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