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  • Public Health Experts Warn Americans To Receive Flu Shot Early Following Bad Season In Australia

    The New York Times (10/4, McNeil) reported public health experts are worried that the US may be in for a particularly bad flu season following “an unusually early and fairly severe flu season this year” in Australia. As a result, public health officials a...
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  • Opinion: We Must Create New Engineers To Conquer Superbugs

    Jason Papin, a professor at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and School of Medicine, wrote in an opinion piece for The Hill (10/5) about how to address the growing threat of “superbugs.” Papin argued, “To build a future crop of engineers w...
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  • Physicians Debate What To Tell Patients About Their DNA Tests

    The Wall Street Journal (10/4, A1, Evans, Mathews, Subscription Publication) reported on its front page that there is a debate with the medical community about whether physicians are morally bound to give their patients all of the information revealed by...
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  • Overrepresentation Of European Ancestry In Genetic, Genomic Investigations Exacerbating Healthcare Inequities, Scientists Say.

    NPR (3/21, Lambert) reports a new commentary suggests that overrepresentation of people with European ancestry in genetic and genomic research is exacerbating inequities in global healthcare. Medscape (3/21, Lewis, Subscription Publication) reports author...
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  • Schwann Cells Surrounding Neurons May Protect Nerve Degeneration, Study Indicates.

    Multiple Sclerosis News Today (3/21, Gisler) reports researchers found “Schwann cells surrounding neurons protect the degeneration of nerves by blocking thrombin, a blood-clotting protein that can also damage nerves.” The article explains that “Schwann ce...
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