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Pathway Launches 'Liquid Biopsy' to Find Cancer in Healthy People
Pathway Genomics, a company known for pushing the boundaries of direct-to-consumer genetic testing, on Thursday will launch a cancer screening test designed to detect bits of cancer DNA in the blood of otherwise healthy people.
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US FDA Approves 'Female Viagra' With Strong Warning
The first drug to treat low sexual desire in women won approval from US health regulators on Tuesday, but with a warning about potentially dangerous low blood pressure and fainting side effects, especially when taken with alcohol.
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US Health Regulator Says Lead in Maggi Within Acceptable Levels
As a ban continues in India on Nestle's Maggi noodles, the US health regulator USFDA has said its tests have found the lead level in the popular instant food within acceptable levels for US consumers.
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Patients Seek US Ban on Fibroid Removal Devices That Inadvertently Spreads Cancer
More than a dozen Americans - including cancer patients, their family members and physicians - are calling on US health regulators to block the use of electronic surgical tools which can inadvertently spread cancer throughout the body.
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Pathway Launches 'Liquid Biopsy' to Find Cancer in Healthy People
Pathway Genomics, a company known for pushing the boundaries of direct-to-consumer genetic testing, on Thursday will launch a cancer screening test designed to detect bits of cancer DNA in the blood of otherwise healthy people.
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US FDA Approves 'Female Viagra' With Strong Warning
The first drug to treat low sexual desire in women won approval from US health regulators on Tuesday, but with a warning about potentially dangerous low blood pressure and fainting side effects, especially when taken with alcohol.
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US Health Regulator Says Lead in Maggi Within Acceptable Levels
As a ban continues in India on Nestle's Maggi noodles, the US health regulator USFDA has said its tests have found the lead level in the popular instant food within acceptable levels for US consumers.
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Patients Seek US Ban on Fibroid Removal Devices That Inadvertently Spreads Cancer
More than a dozen Americans - including cancer patients, their family members and physicians - are calling on US health regulators to block the use of electronic surgical tools which can inadvertently spread cancer throughout the body.
