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  • Sperm DNA From Testicles Of Infertile Men May Be Comparable To That From Ejaculated Sperm From Fertile Men, Research Indicates.

    HealthDay (3/19, Preidt) reports researchers found that “sperm DNA from the testicles of infertile men is often as good as that of ejaculated sperm from fertile men.” The findings were presented at the European Association of Urology Congress.
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  • Community Trust Needed To End Current Ebola Outbreak in DCR, Experts Say.

    The NPR (3/19, Aizenman) “Goats and Soda” blog discusses how current efforts are failing to end the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The piece suggests “there’s growing concern that the very steps the government and the World Health Org...
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  • US Government Begins $10 Million Project To Develop Vaccine For Marburg Virus.

    The Telegraph (UK) (3/19, Farmer) reports the US government “has begun a $10m project making a vaccine to a deadly cousin of the Ebola virus considered a potential bioterrorism weapon.” Identifying “a way to stop Marburg virus is ‘an urgent public health...
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  • No Increased Risk For Immune-Related Adverse Events In Cancer Immunotherapy Patients After Getting Flu Shot, Study Indicates.

    MedPage Today (3/19) reports a new study by researchers at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center indicates that “for cancer patients receiving treatment with immune checkpoint inhibitors for cancer, there was no increase in incidence of immune-related ad...
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  • Kentucky Health Officials Announcing Plan To Eliminate New HIV Infections.

    The AP (3/19) reports “a statement from the Northern Kentucky Health Department says the University of Kentucky and the state Department for Public Health are set to announce details of” a new HIV elimination initiative today at the Northern Kentucky Heal...
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