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Why Equity Needs to Become Obligatory

Anita Chakraverty
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Molecular Dx

Gestational Diabetes Not Linked to Breast Cancer

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News & Features

Kidney Dysfunction Can Predict Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death in Heart Failure Patients

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News & Features

Landmark Study Reveals Elevated Ovarian Cancer Risk for Women with Severe Endometriosis

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Women with chronic pelvic pain prescribed gabapentin sitting on the couch holding stomach area.
News & Features

Genetic Variant Determines Response to Gabapentin in Chronic Pelvic Pain

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Coronavirus

Data Show One in Five People Didn’t Recover from COVID within 90 Days

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Molecular Dx

Opportunities in Omics Integration

Mike May, PhD
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Illustration of human kidneys in blue, surrounded by red cancer cells to illustrate renal cell carcinoma before treatment with allogeneic CAR T-cell therapy.
Molecular Dx

Phase I Win for Kidney Disease Drug in Subtype Common to People of African Descent 

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News & Features

High Risk of Kidney Complications in Older Patients Hospitalized for Heart Failure Suggest New Care Approaches

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Middle aged man with type 2 diabetes using blood sugar measurement device to monitor type 2 diabetes, which is often treated with SGLT2 inhibitors
News & Features

Type 2 Diabetes Therapy Improves Cardiovascular and Kidney Outcomes

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