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Canva; Everyday Health The annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) is one of the largest cancer research meetings of its kind, bringing together a range of researchers, from those who spend their time in the lab to those who focus on patients in the clinic. The meeting atmosphere is electric — even when it’s virtual. Here are five key studies that stood out during the first week of the virtual AACR meeting, held April 10–15, 2021. Lymphoma Progression Cut in Half When Rituxan Is Paired With Aliqopa What’s new Patients with relapsed indolent non-Hodgkin ...

Medically Reviewed Electroacupuncture relieved musculoskeletal pain more efficiently, with fewer side effects, than regular acupuncture or standard treatment for this complaint.  iStock News breaks in the cancer arena all the time. Sometimes it’s big — like word that a breakthrough drug has increased survival for a hard-to-treat cancer. Sometimes it’s smaller. Any of it may matter to you and your family as you navigate your cancer journey. We do our best to keep you up-to-date with a monthly roundup of some of the most significant recent cancer news. Electroacupuncture May Relieve Musc...

Why Are NFTs Suddenly Taking Over the Music Industry? "After 10 years of the nihilism brought on by Spotify, I'll entertain any conversation that at least posits itself on 'bringing value to artworks,'" says Jacques Greene Illustration: Shingo Shimizu (shingo.ca) Published Mar 11, 2021 Any music fans overwhelmed by the sudden news onslaught about non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the dense techno-babble therein, may not expect to find clarity from '90s star Raine Maida of all people. Yet, the famed Our Lady Peace vocalist is gaining fresh attention as a Chief Product Officer for S!NG, an ap...

Ask an expert: Compost soil now for plentiful poppies in spring Updated Feb 14, 2021; Posted Feb 14, 2021 Poppy seeds can be started indoors this winter. Seeds can also be planted directly mid-spring. File photo. Facebook Share We’re well into winter and that means spring and the gardening season is on the way.  If you’ve got questions, turn to Ask an Expert, an online question-and-answer tool from Oregon State University’s Extension Service. OSU Extension faculty and Master Gardeners reply to queries within two business days, usually less. To ask a question, simply go to the and ...

At the time, Brooks said the "impact of this approval is significant." "It means we no longer have to put health care professionals at risk for infection by performing nasopharyngeal or oropharyngeal collections. We can preserve precious personal protective equipment for use in patient care instead of testing," he said in a statement shared by Rutgers. "Saliva testing will help with the global shortage of swabs for sampling and increase testing of patients, and it will not require health care professionals to be put at risk to collect samples," Brooks continued. "Saliva testing will also be ...