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Leadless Pacemaker Patients Less Likely to Experience Complications, Major U.S. Study Shows

Research finds use of smaller, self-contained devices reduced complications for up to 18 months compared with conventional designs Pacemakers that don’t use wires to...
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Atlantic Health System enrolling patients in pancreatic cancer clinical trials

Angela Alistar, M.D., director of GI medical oncology at the Carol G. Simon Cancer Center of Morristown Medical Center,...
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Phase II Clinical Trials of DCVAC Show Significant Benefit for Patients with Ovarian and Lung Cancer

SOTIO, a biotechnology company owned by the PPF Group, presented results from its Phase II clinical trials evaluating DCVAC, an active cellular immunotherapy product,...
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Trump signs Right to Try Act for terminally ill patients

Nine-year-old Jordan McLinn, who has muscular dystrophy, shook Mr Trump's hand President Donald Trump has sig...
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Budget 2018: Boost for clinical trials as patients speak about life as human guinea pigs

For people with chronic or incurable conditions, there's only one thing scarier than the experimental treatments involved in a clinical trial — getting the placebo. ...
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Novartis launches FocalView app, providing opportunity for patients to participate in ophthalmology clinical trials from home

- FocalView is a first-of-its-kind app designed to modernize ophthalmic clinical trials, making them more accessible and flexible - Using patients' self-recorded meas...
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Patients Regain Sight With Stem Cell Treatment In U.K. Clinical Trial

Nearly three years ago, 86-year-old Douglas Waters developed severe vision problems. He was diagnosed with severe wet age-related macular degeneration(AMD), a chroni...
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Clinical trial roadblocks: Patients, families anguish over being denied participation in cutting-edge studies

The news was devastating. Desperate for any hope to overcome terminal brain cancer, Esko teacher Jess Blake had sought enrollment in a clinical trial that seemed ...
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