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PHILADELPHIA | Induction immunosuppressive therapy appears to be associated with a lower risk of graft loss, even in low-risk kidney transplant recipients who do not receive corticosteroid maintenance therapy, according to a new study by researchers at the University of British Columbia.

Nursing group applauds announcement of crackdown on clinics that charge extra for preferential treatment.

CHICAGO | Patients who are scheduled for colonoscopy or polypectomy are often advised to suspend ASA and/or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) therapy to reduce the risk of bleeding, but new research presented here suggests that might not be necessary.

Despite learning disability, Laura Davison has one university degree already and is on the Dean's Honour List.

A veteran marathoner goes backs to his bipedal roots with barefoot running and reconnects with the earth

Doctor missed PKU diagnosis after ordering third Guthrie test instead of a full diagnostic