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Breast Bruises May Not Always Be Harmless
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October 29, 2026

Breast Bruises May Not Always Be Harmless

Breast bruises may not always be harmless, as they can sometimes be a sign of...

UCSF Study Links Autoantibodies to Preterm Birth Risk
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October 14, 2026

UCSF Study Links Autoantibodies to Preterm Birth Risk

A UCSF study links autoantibodies to preterm birth risk, identifying antibodies that may trigger early...

Immune Cell Ratio Predicts Healthy Aging, Disease Risks
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October 10, 2026

Immune Cell Ratio Predicts Healthy Aging, Disease Risks

The immune cell ratio predicts healthy aging and disease risks, offering insights into personalized health...

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Doctors Outline Treatment Path for Polycythemia Vera
Germ Control November 2, 2026

Doctors Outline Treatment Path for Polycythemia Vera

polycythemia vera treatment path explained: doctors detail first-line therapeutic phlebotomy and medication timing to help...

FDA Approves Jaypirca for Untreated CLL and SLL
Germ Control October 24, 2026

FDA Approves Jaypirca for Untreated CLL and SLL

The FDA approves Jaypirca for previously untreated CLL and SLL without del(17p), showing improved outcomes...

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Living with Polycythemia Vera Requires Balance
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Living with Polycythemia Vera Requires Balance

Living with polycythemia vera requires balance and paying attention to body cues to avoid overexertion.

Doctors Outline Treatment Path for Polycythemia Vera
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Doctors Outline Treatment Path for Polycythemia Vera

polycythemia vera treatment path explained: doctors detail first-line therapeutic phlebotomy and medication timing to help patients plan care.

New treatments improve breast cancer outlook
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New treatments improve breast cancer outlook

New treatments improve breast cancer outlook for patients with hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, offering more ways to control the disease.

Study finds 15-20% endometrial cancer recurrence risk after treatment
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Study finds 15-20% endometrial cancer recurrence risk after treatment

A 2024 study in Frontiers in Oncology finds 15-20% endometrial cancer recurrence risk after treatment, varying by patient factors.

Breast Bruises May Not Always Be Harmless
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Breast Bruises May Not Always Be Harmless

Breast bruises may not always be harmless, as they can sometimes be a sign of cancer, requiring medical evaluation if...

Experts explain how to adapt after myeloma relapse
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Experts explain how to adapt after myeloma relapse

Experts explain how patients and care teams can adapt after a myeloma relapse, addressing treatment strategies and managing expectations.

New drugs target root cause of mastocytosis
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New drugs target root cause of mastocytosis

New drugs target root cause of mastocytosis, offering hope for patients with systemic mastocytosis.

Black Americans face double multiple myeloma risk, experts say
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Black Americans face double multiple myeloma risk, experts say

Black Americans face double multiple myeloma risk, experts say. Explore the disparity in incidence and treatment challenges.

Patients with polycythemia vera continue experiencing symptoms
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Patients with polycythemia vera continue experiencing symptoms

Patients with polycythemia vera continue experiencing symptoms despite treatment, impacting daily life. Learn why symptoms persist and management strategies.

FDA Approves Jaypirca for Untreated CLL and SLL
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FDA Approves Jaypirca for Untreated CLL and SLL

The FDA approves Jaypirca for previously untreated CLL and SLL without del(17p), showing improved outcomes in a major clinical trial.

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