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Mashup Score: 10How Even One Faulty Copy of the BRCA1 Gene Can Fuel Breast Cancer - 12 hour(s) ago
Research adds a new twist to prevailing two-hit model, offering new insight for prevention
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Mashup Score: 54
Myocarditis appears to be triggered by immune response different from the one aimed at the tumor
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New research shows that immune cells and connective-tissue cells in the heart muscle appear to be driving the immune response that triggers myocarditis for those receiving cancer immunotherapy https://t.co/GsaUVpx3Bc
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Research adds a new twist to prevailing two-hit model, offering new insight for prevention
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How Even One Faulty Copy of the #BRCA1 Gene Can Fuel #BreastCancer: Research adds a new twist to prevailing two-hit model https://t.co/eqVPeOiGCL) Brca1 #haploinsufficiency promotes early #tumor onset and #epigenetic alterations in a mouse model of hereditary breast cancer.… https://t.co/glB212FJ8H https://t.co/wvlAQjZjj2
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Mashup Score: 23
$6 million in funding equips scientists, leaders of the future
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A $6 million gift establishes the Dunleavy Fund for Clinical AI, which will be used to strengthen HMS efforts to equip future researchers, policymakers, and innovators to harness AI to improve health care and medical science https://t.co/9bCJY6s6WC
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Harvard Medical School physician-scientist shares insights
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Laura Collins, an HMS physician-researcher specializing in breast disease, discusses an @AmericanCancer report showing increasing breast cancer rates, particularly for women under 50 and Asian American and Pacific Islander women https://t.co/YsnoXQAgpH
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Research in mice explains why widely used Parkinson’s drug works for some symptoms but not others
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Research in mice explains why the widely used drug levodopa improves movement-related symptoms in Parkinson’s but does not work for some cognitive ones https://t.co/fWL32V2aby
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Mashup Score: 50Toward More Personalized Depression Treatments - 5 day(s) ago
How two HMS scientists hope to speed journey from diagnosis to recovery
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From screening the blood to imaging the brain, two HMS scientists are working to speed the path from depression diagnosis to effective treatment https://t.co/Ga07uwoFyX
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Mashup Score: 1Ancient DNA Challenges Stories Told About Pompeii Victims - 9 day(s) ago
Genetic data contradict, enrich interpretations of archaeological site
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#AncientDNA Challenges Stories Told About #Pompeii Victims https://t.co/T9557PLI2q) “Instead of establishing new narratives that might also misrepresent these people’s experiences, the #genetic results encourage reflection on the dangers of making up stories about gender and… https://t.co/kVqVg2oUwo
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Mashup Score: 43Genetic Detectives Diagnose Child With Ultra-Rare Disorder - 9 day(s) ago
Work highlights need to examine noncoding parts of genome in rare diseases
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A dad brought together a team of scientists and doctors to identify the unique genetic cause of their daughter’s ultra-rare disorder. Their discovery highlights the need to examine noncoding parts of the genome when diagnosing rare genetic diseases. https://t.co/rthnh1WGU6
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Mashup Score: 36New Courses Respond to Rapid Adoption of AI in Health Care - 13 day(s) ago
Harvard Medical School is equipping physicians and scientists to harness AI’s potential
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New continuing medical education courses at HMS are expanding and adapting to the rapid development of AI to optimize health care https://t.co/NslIWxPZLD
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New research suggests the dominant “two-hit” hypothesis of cancer development may not tell the full story behind how certain forms of breast cancer arise https://t.co/mqD857avkZ