NEOPRISM-CRC Study Shows Immunotherapy Success in Bowel Cancer Patients
A new clinical trial has found that patients with a specific form of bowel cancer remain recurrence-free nearly three years after receiving immunotherapy before surgery.









A new clinical trial has found that patients with a specific form of bowel cancer remain recurrence-free nearly three years after receiving immunotherapy before surgery.
Several major retailers have announced plans or completed efforts to reduce their stock keeping units (SKUs) in an effort to improve financial health.
A research study involving withholding hepatitis B vaccines from thousands of newborns in Guinea-Bissau has been approved to proceed.
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Researchers at the University of Helsinki conducted an extensive study on brain activity patterns in individuals diagnosed with major depressive disorder.
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A major healthcare technology startup has secured a significant funding boost to support its innovative AI platform that flags hospital patients who may be in need of a closer examination.
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A US death row inmate is alive after a botched lethal injection attempt in Tennessee.
The haze caused by Indonesian wildfires is expected to affect the air quality in Singapore during this Sunday's Formula One night race.
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A life-changing operation has been made possible for seven-year-old Abdiqadir Salah after a Guardian investigation revealed that he was among the civilians injured in a US drone strike in Somalia last year.