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FDA releases draft guidance for clinical development of psychedelic drugs - Vimarsana News

FDA releases draft guidance for clinical development of psychedelic drugs

The FDA has released draft guidance for researchers investigating psychedelic drugs as a potential treatment for medical conditions such as psychiatric or substance use disorders. “Psychedelic drugs show initial promise as potential treatments for mood, anxiety and substance use disorders. However, these are still investigational products,” Tiffany Farchione, MD, director of the

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The Senate Judiciary Committee | What Did You Say? - Vimarsana News

The Senate Judiciary Committee | What Did You Say?

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Clinical chemistry organization, NKF release guidance on racial and gender gaps in CKD - Vimarsana News

Clinical chemistry organization, NKF release guidance on racial and gender gaps in CKD

The American Association for Clinical Chemistry and National Kidney Foundation have released new guidelines to reduce racial and gender gaps for patients with chronic kidney disease. The joint American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC)/NKF Guidance Document on Improving Equity in Chronic Kidney Disease Care aims to provide health care professionals with recommendations to improve equity

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The 7 things you need to know for Thursday, June 29 - The Washington Post - Vimarsana News

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Should Every Cancer Patient Have Next-Generation Sequencing? - Vimarsana News

Should Every Cancer Patient Have Next-Generation Sequencing?

Patients with cancer are increasingly having tumor DNA sequenced to identify disease markers and potential targets, but some investigators question whether every cancer patient can benefit.