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  • Researchers Say US Drug Deaths May Be Twice As High As Government Records Indicate

    HealthDay (1/15, Preidt) reports a study published in PLOS One suggests that “drugs may kill twice as many Americans as government records” indicate. The article says that “in 2016, the [government-]reported rate of drug-related deaths among 15- to 64-yea...
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  • Research Suggests Steatosis Distribution Patterns May Differ Among Patients With Hepatitis B Between Those With Fatty Liver And Those With NAFLD

    Infectious Disease Advisor (1/14) reports a study published in the Annals of Hepatology suggests that “when quantifying hepatic steatosis in different histological regions, steatosis distribution patterns differ between chronic hepatitis B patients with f...
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  • Analysis Unable To Confirm Association Between HCV, Extrahepatic Malignancy Risk

    Cancer Therapy Advisor (1/14, Lawrence) reports a retrospective study “was not able to confirm an association between hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection and risk for extrahepatic malignancies.” Moreover, “there was no significant association between HCV-se...
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  • Study Finds Increase In Incidence Of Leukemia Among 9/11 First Responders

    The Wall Street Journal (1/14, West, Subscription Publication) reports that a new study is the first to show an increase in the incidence of leukemia among 9/11 first responders. The study also saw elevated prostate and thyroid cancer, which had been prev...
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  • WHO Says New Coronavirus Identified In China Might Have Limited Potential For Human-To-Human Transmission

    Reuters (1/14, Nebehay) reports the WHO said there may be limited human-to-human transmission of the new coronavirus identified in Wuhan leading to the possibility of a wider outbreak. The article says that on Monday, Thai officials confirmed the first ca...
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