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  • Women With Germline BRCA Mutations Have Lower Levels Of Anti-Müllerian Hormone Than Women Without These Mutations, Meta-Analysis Finds

    Healio (5/6, Southall) reports that “women with germline BRCA mutations have lower levels of anti-Müllerian hormone than women without these mutations, according to results of a meta-analysis.” The investigators found that “anti-Müllerian levels appeared...
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  • Researchers Identify Differential Gene Expression That May Explain Pathogenesis Of Cough Variant Asthma And Classical Asthma

    Pulmonology Advisor (5/6, Schad) reports, “The pathogenesis of cough variant asthma and classical asthma may be related to genes such as FCER1A, HDC, and IL4, according to study results published in the Journal of Asthma.” The researchers “isolated periph...
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  • Researchers Say Use Of RNA Signature Of Tuberculosis As Biomarker For Therapy Did Not Reduce Progression To Tuberculosis Over 15 Months

    Infectious Disease Advisor (5/6, van Paridon) reports researchers used RISK11, “an RNA signature of tuberculosis,” in order “to discriminate between individuals with prevalent tuberculosis or progression to incident tuberculosis and individuals who remain...
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  • Research Uncovers Several Under-Recognized Features Of CEDNIK Syndrome

    Neurology Advisor (5/6, May) reports researchers have “uncovered several under-recognized features of cerebral dysgenesis, neuropathy, ichthyosis, and keratoderma (CEDNIK) syndrome, including features such as strabismus, hypomyelination, early puberty, an...
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  • Researchers Say Chronic Exposure To Pentosan Polysulfate Tied To Pigmentary Maculopathy

    Healio (5/6, Hemphill) reports researchers found an association between patients with interstitial cystitis taking pentosan polysulfate and pigmentary maculopathy. Nate Lighthizer, OD, discussed the study when he spoke at SECO about the ocular effects of...
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