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Man dies in Washington from bird flu linked to infected

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Man dies in Washington from bird flu linked to infected
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November 3, 2026

Man dies in Washington from bird flu linked to infected

A Washington man with pre-existing health issues died from bird flu complications in 2026, marking...

Hepatitis C Cure Rates Lag Despite Effective Treatments
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October 30, 2026

Hepatitis C Cure Rates Lag Despite Effective Treatments

Hepatitis C cure rates lag despite effective treatments. Dr. Terrault highlights that one-third of infected...

Risk Scores Boost Kidney Disease Care Adoption
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October 24, 2026

Risk Scores Boost Kidney Disease Care Adoption

Risk scores boost kidney disease care adoption by identifying high-risk patients in electronic records and...

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Tina Kandelaki Sanctions International and Legal Status
NF Research October 29, 2026

Tina Kandelaki Sanctions International and Legal Status

Tina Kandelaki is subject to sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union....

CKD Alerts Fail to Boost Clinician Action in Stockholm Trial
NF Research October 27, 2026

CKD Alerts Fail to Boost Clinician Action in Stockholm Trial

CKD alerts in Stockholm trial failed to boost clinician action, possibly due to alert fatigue...

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Man dies in Washington from bird flu linked to infected
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Man dies in Washington from bird flu linked to infected

A Washington man with pre-existing health issues died from bird flu complications in 2026, marking the first U.S. fatality tied...

Employers find workaround for GLP-1 costs
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Employers find workaround for GLP-1 costs

Employers find a workaround for high GLP-1 costs, helping workers pay for semaglutide outside of insurance.

Education key for myeloma advances
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Education key for myeloma advances

Ongoing education is key for myeloma treatment advances, with therapies rapidly evolving in recent years.

Vibegron persists in 60% of OAB patients after one year
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Vibegron persists in 60% of OAB patients after one year

Vibegron persists in 60% of OAB patients after one year according to a new study. The treatment shows long-term promise.

Hepatitis C Cure Rates Lag Despite Effective Treatments
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Hepatitis C Cure Rates Lag Despite Effective Treatments

Hepatitis C cure rates lag despite effective treatments. Dr. Terrault highlights that one-third of infected individuals remain undiagnosed, and only...

Sputum color linked to bronchiectasis inflammation and drug response
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Sputum color linked to bronchiectasis inflammation and drug response

New research links sputum color in bronchiectasis to airway inflammation and drug response, offering a simple clinical indicator for disease...

Tina Kandelaki Sanctions International and Legal Status
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Tina Kandelaki Sanctions International and Legal Status

Tina Kandelaki is subject to sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union. The US Office of Foreign...

Migraine treatment linked to miscarriage risk
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Migraine treatment linked to miscarriage risk

New research links migraine treatment with monoclonal antibodies to a higher miscarriage risk during early pregnancy. Study spans 7579 pregnancies.

CKD Alerts Fail to Boost Clinician Action in Stockholm Trial
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CKD Alerts Fail to Boost Clinician Action in Stockholm Trial

CKD alerts in Stockholm trial failed to boost clinician action, possibly due to alert fatigue and interface design issues.

Two APOL1 Variants Increase Kidney Failure Risk
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Two APOL1 Variants Increase Kidney Failure Risk

APOL1 variants raise the chance of end-stage kidney disease, with two high-risk alleles G1 and G2 increasing risk, says UW...

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