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Ovarian cancer risks...New study suggests link that women with irregular periods may be at higher risk of developing ovarian cancerResearch provides the first evidence linking abnormally long cycles or missed periods to gynecological issues as shared by New York Medical Malpractice Attorney
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For Men Only: New Study Suggests Your Diet MAY Play a Role in Developing Prostate CancerStudy found that high dietary saturated fat is important for health and cardiovascular disease prevention as shared by New York Medical Malpractice Attorney
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Company claims its' new device will be able to detect cancer and tuberculosis in 15 minutesThe device is alleged to be able to diagnose tuberculosis and other infectious diseases through DNA analysis, shared by New York Med Mal Attorney.
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Prostate Cancer Blood Test Lets Patient Decide Whether to Have Radical SurgeryA new blood test for prostate cancer has been developed which gives men the chance to participate in deciding their own treatment. NY Med Mal Attorney explains.
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Sleeping Pills for Insomnia? New Study says There's a Better WayNew study shows that there is a better way to treat sleeping disorders as shared by New York Medical Malpractice Attorney
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New study reveals gene therapy can help young men improve their vision loss in a condition known as choroideremia.New study tested whether a genetic therapies could help improve the sight of patients as shared by New York Medical Malpractice Attorney
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Is there a racial divide in who develops HPV related cancers? New study reveals interesting observations...New study found that HPV is expected to reduce the cancer burden across all racial/ethnic groups. New York Medical Malpractice Attorney shares article
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Oral Cancer Treatment Drugs Are Often More Effective and More Expensive; New Research SaysDrugs that are administered orally have been a focus of the pharmaceutical industry. New York Medical Malpractice Attorney shares discovery
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New Study: 7 Emergency Surgeries to Avoid if Possible Because of Associated Complication Rate and MortalityA new study shows seven emergencies patients should try to avoid as shared by New York Medical Malpractice Attorney Gerry Oginski
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Do Doctors learn from their mistakes? New study compares coping mechanisms from those that do and those that don't.The study explored whether physicians move through the experience of making a harmful error and not only survive but also learn something about themselves