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  • HCV Retreatment May Be Successful After Switching From An NS5A Inhibitor DAA To A Protease Inhibitor, Researchers Say

    Healio (12/10, Bennett) reports, “Patients who failed to achieve sustained virologic response after initial treatment for hepatitis C [HCV] achieved high cure rates during retreatment after switching from an NS5A inhibitor direct-acting antiviral [DAA] to...
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  • Researchers Examine Gene Mutation Patterns In Chinese Patients With CRC

    Cancer Network (12/10, Slater) reports a study published in Cancer Medicine suggests “that molecular testing offered the clinical data and mutation profile of Chinese patients with colorectal cancer (CRC), lending knowledge to gene mutation patterns and t...
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  • Study Identifies Over 2,000 New Genes

    Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (12/10) reports a study published December 9 in Nature Chemical Biology “identified over 2,000 new genes.” These small open reading frames (smORFs) “may expand the number of genes by about 10%.” The smORFs “encode...
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  • Infection Prevention Programs Targeting Low-Income Groups Undergoing Colectomy May Be Important In Reducing Surgical Site Infections, Researchers Say

    Infectious Disease Advisor (12/10, Masoud) reports, “Infection prevention programs targeting low-income groups undergoing colectomy may be important in reducing surgical site infections,” researchers concluded in a study that included “90,210 patients und...
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  • Screening For, Treatment Of Latent TB Infection May Be Important For People Receiving Biologic Therapies For Rheumatic Diseases, Researchers Say

    Medwire News (12/10, Cowen) reports, “Screening for and treatment of latent tuberculosis (TB) infection are important preventive strategies in people receiving biologic therapies for rheumatic diseases, irrespective of the drug class,” research indicated....
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