Covid-19: Can College Campuses Safely Reopen with Enough Testing?
Study suggests screening every two days, but barriers remain There may be a safe route to...
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Study suggests screening every two days, but barriers remain There may be a safe route to...
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In assessing cancer Tx efficacy, RCTs should remain the standard When it comes to determining the efficacy of cancer therapies, observational, real-world studies should not replace randomized clinical trials, according to...
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Expected FDA approvals, virtual meetings, workshops and town halls Lynne Peterson is the Senior Writer for Trends-in-Medicine.Allergy: The FDA is expected to make a decision by August 5 on a patch for peanut allergy in children...
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Stakeholder interest prompts FDA action WASHINGTON — Due to increased corporate and public interest, the FDA released a draft guidance to promote the development of clinical research into drugs derived from cannabis.The...
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FDA on tap for decisions in Emergency Ed, Oncology, and Sleep Medicine; Also upcoming virtual meetings, webinars. Here is the medical news to watch for July 20-26, 2020.Emergency Medicine: The FDA missed making a decision by...
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Physicians group urges use of ’scientific expertise’ With the White House continually distancing...
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Lots on the FDA docket, approvals, delays, virtual meetings Here is the medical news to watch for July 13-19, 2020.Dermatology: The FDA was expected to make a decision on a topical treatment for molluscum contagiosum (Verrica...
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Physicians’ group says move will result in ’brain drain’ in the U.S. CHICAGO — The move by the Trump administration stating that international students in the U.S. cannot stay in the country if they are...
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The decision ’is a major setback to science, public health, and global coordination…to defeat Dovid-19’ On July 7, the Trump administration began its formal withdrawal process from the World Health...
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More than half of extreme risk protection orders in one state filed because of self-harm concerns “Red flag laws” regarding firearms seemed to help protect patients with mental health issues from...
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ESMO, FDA meetings and decisions Lynne Peterson is the Senior Writer for Trends-in-Medicine.Here is the medical news to watch for June 29-July 5, 2020. Take a break from the news — coronavirus and otherwise – and...
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Group urges Congress to pass reform bill More than half of physicians responding to an American Medical Association Survey said they have waited more than a day — and sometimes 3 to 5 days — to receive prior...
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Agency cites 3 companies for selling unapproved direct-to-consumer tests WASHINGTON — Three...
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Scoring change may reset medicine’s table The USMLE — United States Medical Licensing Exam — was envisioned as a one-size-fits-all solution to a problem that vexed U.S. medicine since for more than 100 years:...
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Older docs, Asian or Pacific Island ancestry, job and health issues among risk factors Health care...
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Virtual meetings continue, FDA convenes virtual ODAC meeting, several oncology drugs on tap for approval decisions Here is the medical news to watch for June 15-21, 2020. There is a lot going on in oncology, but several medical...
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Fauci takes issue with WHO statement that asymptomatic transmission is ’very rare’ The word “asymptomatic” is causing quite a stir and confusion among Covid-19 experts and the public, after Maria Van...
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Group once barred black physicians CHICAGO — When the American Medical Association convened its first meeting, the year was 1848, and the main item on the agenda was pain, or rather the use of anesthesia to relieve...
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See this week’s virtual meeting line-up: ENDO, Dermatology, Diabetes, and more Lynne Peterson is the Senior Writer for Trends-in-Medicine.Here is the medical news to watch for June 8-14, 2020. Be careful and be safe....
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Greater access is most pronounced among adolescents Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) resulted in increased access to the most effective means of contraception — long-acting reversible contraception...
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