Nonlinear association seen for effective castration period with metastasis-free survival for any ADT duration.

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The Healgen at-home test is the first OTC test for influenza detection to be granted marketing authorization outside of an ...

HealthDay News — Implementation of a tobacco-free generation could substantially reduce global lung cancer mortality, according to a study published in the October issue of The Lancet Public Health.

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HealthDay News — Youth antidepressant warnings had a detrimental unintended effect: significant reductions in mental health care, according to a report published in the October issue of Health Affairs ...

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