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Using AI to Stop Cancer In Its Tracks It’s a shocking statistic: more than half of people living with advanced lung cancer will die within one year of being diagnosed. See what researchers are doing to increase survival rates. Continue »

AIDS Drug Accelerates Stroke Recovery Scientists hope a missing gene may lead to the first ever drug to help stroke patients recover better. It’s a drug that’s given to most HIV patients. Find out more on a drug repurposing that’s bringing a lot of hope Continue »

Saving Shoulder Function after Breast Cancer Surgery Fifty percent of breast cancer patients who undergo mastectomy choose to have breast reconstruction. That surgery can sometimes limit their mobility. See how robot-assisted research may help patients regain their quality of life. Continue »

Robotic Surgery for Prostate Cancer One in nine men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer at some point in his life. See how a next-generation robot is making surgery easier for both doctor and patient. Continue »

Wipe Out HPV With New Vaccine The HPV virus is linked to several different cancers including cervical cancer and head and neck cancers. Now a new therapy is wiping out the virus  before it becomes life-threatening. Continue »

Smart Living for this week:
 

College Decisions

Coping with Pet Allergies

The Joy of Quitting

Is Your Diet Killing You?

The Best Time to Buy Everything!

Becoming Smarter Than a Fifth Grader
 

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Doctor's In-depth Interview of the week
 

Rewire The Brain, Protect The Knee? 
Dustin Grooms PhD, ATC, CSCS, Assistant professor of athletic training
Ohio University
 

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Quote of the week:

“If you think you have it tough, read history books.” 

— Bill Maher



 

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