MRI and lumbar puncture not necessarily required to manage CAR T-cell therapy complications: Study

A study suggests that MRI and lumbar puncture may not be necessary for managing complications of CAR T-cell therapy. The study found that these procedures may not always provide additional information that would change clinical management. This could potentially reduce the burden on patients and healthcare resources. The findings indicate that other diagnostic tools and…

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Health Exec: Food-as-Medicine Will Change How Healthcare Is Delivered With or Without GLP-1s

GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy are gaining attention for their potential to tackle obesity, but lifestyle changes like food should also be a focus. Dr. Robert Graham emphasized the importance of food-as-medicine and therapeutic lifestyle changes. He believes that the food-as-medicine movement, along with GLP-1s, could revolutionize healthcare in the next few years. However,…

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Medical & Dental, General Medical Services Scheme

The Cavan Community Healthcare in Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, and Monaghan is seeking applicants for a position at the Cavan Town Centre. The application form can be obtained from Fiona Monahan, GP Services Manager, or Olivia Coyne, Administrative Officer. The closing date for applications is 12/04/2024 at 17.00 hrs. For more information on the post and…

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Shaping the Future with Biotech’s Vaccine Innovations

The field of immunization has made significant progress in recent years, with advancements in vaccine development, particularly through viral vector manufacturing. This technique has accelerated the production of vaccines for diseases like measles and HPV. The development of vaccines has drastically reduced the incidence of infectious diseases and led to eradication in some cases. The…

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Amazon Pharmacy launches same-day RX delivery in New York and Los Angeles

Amazon Pharmacy has expanded its same-day medication delivery services to New York City and Los Angeles, offering quick access to prescription drugs for common conditions. The company uses small facilities near major metropolitan areas to store medications and employs AI tools for accurate processing. Delivery methods are eco-friendly, with bikes in Manhattan and electric vehicles…

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This State Isn’t Waiting for Biden To Negotiate Drug Prices

The federal government is negotiating with drugmakers to lower the price of expensive drugs for Medicare patients. Colorado is going a step further with a new Prescription Drug Affordability Review Board, setting an “upper payment limit” for unaffordable drugs. Enbrel and Stelara are the first drugs under review. Colorado’s plan covers all patients and aims…

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FDA approves Ultomiris for neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder

New FDA-approved biologics have changed the treatment landscape for neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD), a devastating autoimmune disorder. Monoclonal antibodies like ravulizumab have shown promise in preventing recurrence of optic neuritis and myelitis. Eculizumab, satralizumab, and inebilizumab have also been approved for NMOSD treatment, with eculizumab demonstrating a significant reduction in relapse risk. The challenge…

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Roche subsidiary Foundation Medicine opens new headquarters

The new headquarters of Foundation Medicine is located in a 16-story building at 400 Summer St, Boston. The building features contemporary paintings by artists who have overcome homelessness or disabilities in the lobby. Employees can order lunches from local restaurants in the cafeteria, like barbecued pulled pork sandwiches from Pennypacker’s. The top floor offers a…

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Ultra-processed foods and adverse health outcomes: other approaches and evidence needed to prove genuine causal effect

Marcus Munafò, a professor at the University of Bristol, notes that there is a well-established link between consuming ultra-processed food and negative health effects. However, it is important to determine if this association is causal. To do so, Munafò suggests that researchers need to move beyond just conducting larger studies and instead focus on interventions…

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