Terminally ill cancer patients fare poorly after surgery

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http://www.todaytopics.com/nice-u-turn-brings-breakthrough-immunotherapy-to-kidney-cancer-patients-in-uk/52085/ NICE U-turn brings breakthrough immunotherapy to kidney cancer patients in UK | Today Topics - Bristol-Myers Squibb has announced that its breakthrough medicine Opdivo® (nivolumab) will be available from today (21 October) to NHS patients in England

http://www.todaytopics.com/diabetics-may-benefit-from-protective-hinge-process-that-enables-insulin-to-bind-to-cells/27491/ Diabetics may benefit from protective hinge process that enables insulin to bind to cells | Today Topics - Since its landmark discovery in 1922, insulin has improved the health and extended the lives of more than 500 million people worldwide with diabetes mellitus.

http://www.todaytopics.com/study-shows-new-drug-targets-may-boost-protein-inhibitor-survival-for-lung-cancer-patients/52041/ Study shows new drug targets may boost protein inhibitor, survival for lung cancer patients | Today Topics - Lung cancer is the leading cause of death among both men and women in the United States. Of the more than 220,000 new cases of lung cancer each year, roughly 5

http://www.todaytopics.com/new-guideline-on-calcium-and-vitamin-d-supplementation/52123/ New guideline on calcium and vitamin D supplementation | Today Topics - A new evidence-based clinical guideline from the National Osteoporosis Foundation (NOF) and the American Society for Preventive Cardiology (ASPC) says that

http://www.todaytopics.com/study-indicates-that-advances-in-precision-medicine-have-improved-breast-cancer-treatment/52113/ Study indicates that advances in precision medicine have improved breast cancer treatment | Today Topics - A new study examines how one early example of precision medicine - tumor genome testing - is being used in women with breast cancer to reduce overtreatment and

http://www.todaytopics.com/a-new-look-at-vitamin-d-challenges-the-current-view-of-its-benefits/52151/ A new look at vitamin D challenges the current view of its benefits | Today Topics - A simple Google search for what does vitamin D do? highlights the widely used dietary supplement's role in regulating calcium absorption and promoting bone

http://www.todaytopics.com/strain-level-genetic-differences-within-bacterial-species-yield-new-insights-into-mother-infant-microbiomes/52048/ Strain-level genetic differences within bacterial species yield new insights into mother-infant microbiomes | Today Topics - Direct microbial sequencing of environmental samples, such as from ocean water, hospital surfaces, and the human gut, have illuminated the vast number of

http://www.todaytopics.com/health-experts-report-us246-billion-cost-of-workplace-depression-across-eight-countries/51738/ Health experts report US$246 billion cost of workplace depression across eight countries | Today Topics - New data shows that workplace depression is a major issue across different cultures and economies, with wide and devastating consequences for thousands of

http://www.todaytopics.com/drug-company-withheld-information-about-faulty-device-in-key-trial-of-best-selling-anti-clotting-drug/51750/ Drug company withheld information about faulty device in key trial of best selling anti-clotting drug | Today Topics - An investigation published by The BMJ today reveals that Janssen, the pharmaceutical arm of Johnson and Johnson, withheld data from the US Food and Drug

http://www.todaytopics.com/sudden-blood-pressure-drops-associated-with-long-term-dementia-risk/51934/ Sudden blood pressure drops associated with long-term dementia risk | Today Topics - Orthostatic hypotension - low blood pressure when suddenly standing up - is associated with a 15 percent increase in a person's long-term risk of dementia,

http://www.todaytopics.com/outwitting-the-silent-thief-of-osteoporosis/51993/ Outwitting the ‘silent thief’ of osteoporosis | Today Topics - In a world first, new Australian research has revealed that genetic profiling can help predict whether an individual will break a bone through osteoporosis.

http://www.todaytopics.com/research-examines-how-beardedness-affects-womens-attraction-to-men/51553/ Research examines how beardedness affects women’s attraction to men | Today Topics - New research suggests that women tend to find beardedness attractive when judging long-term relationships, perhaps as a signal of formidability among males and

http://www.todaytopics.com/20-cent-school-intervention-stops-unhealthy-weight-gain-in-children/51361/ 20 cent school intervention stops unhealthy weight gain in children | Today Topics - A school intervention costing less than 20 cents per child has stopped unhealthy weight gain. The randomised study is presented at ESC Congress 2016 today by

http://www.todaytopics.com/pancreatic-cancer-resists-personalized-medicine-what-researchers-are-doing-to-fight-back/51082/ Pancreatic cancer resists personalized medicine – what researchers are doing to fight back | Today Topics - A team led by University of Arizona researchers is taking a new, patient-directed approach to treating pancreatic cancer. Rather than relying on conventional

http://www.todaytopics.com/study-of-brain-activity-shows-that-food-commercials-influence-childrens-food-choices/51174/ Study of brain activity shows that food commercials influence children’s food choices | Today Topics - Food advertising is a multi-billion dollar industry, with approximately $1.8 billion annually aimed at children and adolescents, who view between 1,000 and

http://www.todaytopics.com/moneyball-approach-may-help-predict-new-drug-toxicity-in-humans/51614/ “Moneyball” approach may help predict new drug toxicity in humans | Today Topics - Winning sports teams have long inspired business leaders, but now their strategies are influencing pharmaceutical researchers. The Oakland A's upended baseball

http://www.todaytopics.com/stat2-much-more-than-an-antiviral-protein/52152/ STAT2: Much more than an antiviral protein | Today Topics - A protein known for guarding against viral infections leads a double life, new research shows, and can interfere with cell growth and the defense against

http://www.todaytopics.com/children-of-severely-obese-mothers-at-higher-risk-of-adhd/52150/ Children of severely obese mothers at higher risk of ADHD | Today Topics - Babies born to severely overweight mothers have a greater chance of developing conditions such as ADHD, research has found. Public health strategies that

http://www.todaytopics.com/after-blindness-the-adult-brain-can-learn-to-see-again/52149/ After blindness, the adult brain can learn to see again | Today Topics - More than 40 million people worldwide are blind, and many of them reach this condition after many years of slow and progressive retinal degeneration. The

http://www.todaytopics.com/terminally-ill-cancer-patients-fare-poorly-after-surgery/52148/ Terminally ill cancer patients fare poorly after surgery | Today Topics - Patients with disseminated advanced cancer who undergo surgery are far more likely to endure long hospital stays and readmissions, referrals to extended care

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