The findings were published in Lancet Child & Adolescent Health.
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This research was published in The Lancet earlier this week.
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The study was published Tuesday in the journal The Lancet.
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The new research was published this week in The Lancet.
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It was published in The Lancet medical journal on Friday.
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This was published this week in the medical journal "The Lancet".
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To read the full report in The Lancet, please click here.
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The details of this work have been published in The Lancet.
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The Lancet issue included first-person accounts from the transgender community.
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The team's study was published on Thursday in The Lancet Neurology.
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Doctors Without Borders went further in the Lancet earlier this year.
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Weill published these findings Wednesday in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases.
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The case report was published online Monday in the journal Lancet.
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The Lancet is one of the world's most prestigious medical journals.
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That paper has been debunked, and The Lancet withdrew the study.
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In a report published in "The Lancet" medical journal, the Lancet Commission on Obesity – comprised of 26 researchers from 14 countries – said there had been inadequate political leadership when it came to addressing the obesity crisis.
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The researchers published their findings in the peer-reviewed journal The Lancet.
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The results of this trial were released in The Lancet on Thursday.
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The paper describing this initial clinical trial was published in The Lancet.
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Lancet, the medical journal that published the study, retracted it in 2010.
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"Women continue to shoulder the responsibility of contraceptive use," the Lancet said.
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Oxman and the other researchers evaluated their results in the Lancet study.
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The research was published in late August in medical journal The Lancet.
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The Lancet declined to say whether it would look into the matter.
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Habitats for dengue-spreading mosquitoes have expanded significantly, the Lancet study concluded.
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The study, published in The Lancet, was paid for by drug companies.
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An early report, published in The Lancet, provided even more detailed information.
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The Lancet study also noted some other promising technologies in the future.
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Published Thursday in the medical journal The Lancet, it is the result of a collaboration led by The Lancet, the World Health Organization, Imperial College London and the Non-Communicable Disease Alliance, a nongovernmental organization based in Switzerland.
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The Lancet retracted the paper and Wakefield was stripped of his medical license.
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Both the Lancet report and Gates's more pessimistic statements reflect this fundamental reality.
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And the latest meta-analysis published today in The Lancet supports that conclusion.
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As Cipriani and her colleagues rightly point out, something has to change.[Lancet]
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The most important new study on this published in the Lancet in April.
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The study, published Tuesday in the journal The Lancet, also ranks 20003 nations.
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It was published Wednesday in the British medical journal The Lancet Global Health.
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The study was published in the journal The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology on Thursday.
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The Lancet study isn't the only one to discover a somewhat counterintuitive finding.
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One theory was laid out in a March 11 letter to the Lancet.
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The report, published online by the British medical journal The Lancet on Dec.
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A new study, published on January 24 in The Lancet, helps explain why.
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Its newest meta-analysis was published Thursday in the medical journal The Lancet.
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They published their findings in the British medical journal The Lancet in 1989.
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The study published in Lancet Psychiatry was funded by Wellcome, which publishes Mosaic.
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"As outlined in the Lancet Commission, dementia is likely to be a clinically silent disorder that begins at midlife (about age 40–65 years) and the terminal stage manifests as symptoms of dementia," writes Helen Frankish, executive editor at The Lancet.
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In July, medical journal The Lancet released its own report, which was more optimistic.
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Shiels was lead author of the study, published Wednesday in the journal The Lancet.
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The findings of the study were published in British medical journal The Lancet Thursday.
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He was eventually found guilty of professional misconduct and the Lancet retracted the article.
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The Lancet report sets out 13 priority areas, each with measurable goals and targets.
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But according to a paper published by the Lancet, a journal, policy mattered, too.
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A summary of the IARC's findings was published on Wednesday in The Lancet Oncology.
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According to The Lancet, 22019 percent of preventable child deaths are attributable to malnutrition.
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The study, published by the British medical journal The Lancet, was retracted in 2010.
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A new study published in the Lancet by Yale Professor Alison Galvani et al.
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A study in The Lancet reported that only 3% of Chinese patients experienced diarrhea.
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The test results of the trial in Guinea were released Thursday in The Lancet.
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New proof of a link with Guillain-Barré was published Monday in the Lancet.
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That reaction was best captured by Richard Horton, editor of the Lancet medical journal.
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A new series in the Lancet on health inequality paints a pretty good picture.
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The Lancet Countdown study did not estimate the total number of deaths from climate change.
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DV: This paper comes out in the Lancet and it's just in a few children.
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Last month, the Lancet commission released a report on our prospects of eradicating malaria forever.
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The study was published last week in the journal The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health.
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The Lancet study avoids that limitation, providing a fuller comparison between both of the drugs.
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The study, published Friday in the medical journal The Lancet, was funded by BrainsGate Ltd.
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The Lancet study's takeaway: Even well-protected states like California and Texas could suffer outbreaks.
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The new Lancet study demonstrates why this kind of investigation is so critical in medicine.
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That eye-popping statistic comes from a new report in the medical journal The Lancet.
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The study published in The Lancet stunned leading cardiologists by countering decades of clinical experience.
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As the Lancet report argues, we're eating far more than our fair share, environmentally speaking.
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As reported in The Lancet Global Health, the trials were run between 2006 and 2009.
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A version of the study was published in the journal Lancet Planetary Health on Thursday.
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The Lancet helped validate those connections for the medical community and, eventually, for the public.
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The paper, finally published in Lancet Psychiatry, presented patient data through 24 months of activation.
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Another 2017 Lancet study followed 58 American teens for eight years who underwent gastric bypass.
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"Diabetes is a wake-up call," Dr. Jovanovic was quoted as saying in The Lancet.
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The publication in The Lancet journal, after all, was what that journal calls a commentary.
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A 2018 study published in The Lancet showed that no amount of alcohol benefited overall health.
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The stunning news about stents came in a landmark study published in November, in The Lancet.
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The Lancet study found that that women with little or no education were the most abused.
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A new study published in The Lancet details the research conducted July 2014 and September 2015.
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But the new paper, published Thursday in The Lancet, calls that long-held conclusion into question.
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The Lancet medical journal estimated in 2016 that there are about 25 million transgender people globally.
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The Lancet study shows just how big: Buprenorphine proved to be the much more accessible drug.
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The Lancet survey uncovered one bright spot: acceptance of the Ebola vaccine appears to be high.
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A paper published last week in the Lancet shows where Zika could become endemic (see map).
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The results of my study came out recently in the Lancet, years after my last measurement.
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The medical journal The Lancet just released its annual report on climate change and human health.
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The research, published in The Lancet, provides some reassurance that the complication is rare, experts said.
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A similar study done in Kenya and published in The Lancet in 2015 had similar results.
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But whether you believe the results of the Lancet trial is sort of beside the point.
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The new study, published in the Lancet, stunned leading cardiologists by countering decades of clinical experience.
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Another study in The Lancet found that symptoms of early coronavirus cases showed similarities to SARS.
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The study, in Lancet Psychiatry, used Danish health databases that included all residents as of Jan.
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After a wave of studies debunking the study, it was retracted by The Lancet in 2010.
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This led dozens of scientists and clinicians to demand that The Lancet seek an independent review.
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In 2015, The Lancet published the results of a large-scale clinical trial of RTS,S.
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The second Lancet letter (as they're known in the dog-cancer-detection community) was published in 2001.
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The Lancet study expects that to increase by the year 210 with South Korea leading the way.
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If breastfeeding were near-universal, some 820,000 lives could be saved every year, a Lancet report estimated.
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The procedure that allowed Mr Kochevar to achieve the feat is reported in the Lancet this week.
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Just one hospital alone in Leicester had 45 patients complaining of eye trouble, the journal Lancet reported.
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His study, which was debunked and found to be fraudulent, was retracted by The Lancet after publication.
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For the new Lancet study, researchers analyzed 34 trials involving over 5,000 participants aged nine to 18.
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Hotez was not involved in the study, which was published on Monday the Lancet, a medical journal.
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In December, she published another study in The Lancet Psychiatry of 228 patients with first-episode psychosis.
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The Lancet study analyzed data on the use of the HPV vaccine in 14 high-income countries.
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But men's support for partners' sexual and reproductive health and empowerment "is generally low," said the Lancet.
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A larger study on 2013 deaths was published last year by The Lancet, a British medical journal.
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Other papers in the Lancet series show that anti-migrant rhetoric is not merely wrong, it's harmful.
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That's the conclusion of a major report published by the British medical journal The Lancet on Wednesday.
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The Lancet in 2010 also retracted a 1998 study that claimed to tie MMR vaccines to autism.
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In 2015, pollution was linked to 2.5 million deaths in India, the medical journal The Lancet said.
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Sanders's campaign cited the Lancet study in coming up with their financing plan for Medicare-for-all.
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Fatality proportion is estimated to be about 20 percent, according to a paper published in The Lancet.
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The prestigious medical journal, The Lancet, that published his work ultimately retracted it and called it fraudulent.
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Just last week, the Lancet medical journal published a new report on the state of childhood obesity.
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The other group that's less likely to be insured are people of color, according to the Lancet.
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The Lancet study notes that similar randomized control trials for other technologies are ongoing around the world.
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But this 2017 Lancet paper demonstrated that all kinds of physical activity were equally good for the heart.
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But an enormous new study published Thursday in the Lancet seems poised to rip that idea to shreds.
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Now, an international team of doctors published in The Lancet believe they've managed to confirm the main culprit.
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A recent study in The Lancet found that the coronavirus can lead to ARDS, which is often fatal.
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Last week, a study published in the Lancet found that there is "no safe level" of alcohol consumption.
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A year later, they unveiled their final results, also in the Lancet, and they were just as amazing.
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The findings, which are published in The Lancet Public Health, came as a shock to the researchers involved.
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Then, I use a lancet to pull out ingrown hairs, which doesn't create any damage around the skin.
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In a blog post, National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Francis Collins cited a Lancet study published Jan.
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The study, published in The Lancet medical journal, found some differences in the effectiveness of the 21 drugs.
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The Lancet Commission on pollution and health reported 234 million premature deaths stemming from air pollution in 2000.
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Consuming that much was linked to a small increased stroke risk, the study team reports in The Lancet.
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But a 2015 study published in The Lancet, the British medical journal, reported that very few actually did.
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But the researchers behind this current review, published in the Lancet, decided to look at the big picture.
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Toxic air claimed 1.24 million lives there in 2017, a study in Lancet Planetary Health showed last month.
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According to the first-ever global study of quality of healthcare, published in The Lancet, it's...not great.
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But today, with a new report published in the Lancet journal, the agency has finally reversed its stance.
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In a report released in June 2015, The Lancet brought together the world's leading experts on environmental health.
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But there was one other assumption in the Lancet study that caused some skepticism among health policy wonks.
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Part of the reason for cost differences is the different assumptions made, as this Lancet paper helps illustrate.
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Some of them even pleaded for international aid via an article in the journal The Lancet this week.
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He wrote for the Lancet in November about how the Hong Kong Police Force had violated international norms.
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In November, the Lancet Countdown, a project dedicated to monitoring health and climate change, released its 2019 report.
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The study, published in Lancet, included 136,384 people in 21 countries followed for an average of nine years.
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But researchers say the preliminary findings published in Lancet represent the first case-control study evaluating that hypothesis.
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As his opponents painted his plan as too expensive and unrealistic, Sanders turned to the Lancet article to defend himself at Tuesday's debate: I'm sure you're familiar with the new study that just came out of Yale University, published in Lancet magazine, one of the prestigious medical journals in the world.
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" In an open letter to the Lancet, five doctors wrote that "China is still using death row inmates' organs.
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This practice is now well known as kangaroo mother care and was written up in the Lancet in 1985.
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The Lancet, a British medical journal, last week said NCDs caused a disease burden in India "like never before".
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Some 900,000 children in India died before turning five in 2016, the highest in the world, The Lancet estimates.
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"Acting now on what we already know can make this difference happen," they write in the journal The Lancet.
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A study published this week in the Lancet, a medical journal, helps to explain why it is so enduring.
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According to the Lancet, a medical journal, in 211 just seven developing countries had a comprehensive approach to ECD.
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The Lancet Commission on mental health predicts that by 2030, mental illness will cost the world USD 16 trillion.
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But Dr Ahmed Kelebi, managing director of Lancet, said such claims were based on debunked misinterpretations of their data.
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They are also billed for glucose monitors, lancets, lancet devices, test strips, pumps, insulin coolers, syringes and other supplies.
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The best-recorded epidemic has been happening in Hong Kong, according to a Lancet commentary that accompanied the paper.
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"We must do better," said Christiana Figueres, chair of The Lancet Countdown's High-Level Advisory Board, in a statement.
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So perhaps the question is why the study authors, and the Lancet press office, stretched their findings so far.
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This latest research, published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal, found it has crossed borders and tightened its grip.
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And, most importantly, the Lancet paper demonstrated that all kinds of physical activity were equally good for the heart.
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The authors of the Lancet paper enrolled 230 patients with stable angina and at least one narrowed coronary vessel.
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So these devices don't come without risks, and this Lancet paper again suggests they may not be helping patients.
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This latest research, published in the Lancet Infectious Diseases journal, found it had crossed borders and tightened its grip.
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A recent study published in the Lancet said they have not fallen for the past five years (see chart).
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In Los Angeles, daylight sifts into Calvin Marcus's studio through panes of pastel-stained glass set in lancet windows.
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His question to Donald Trump was referenced in the New York Times, NPR and the medical journal The Lancet.
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"It's a lancet, not a needle, and it's tiny," she said as she watched a tech prick Gupta's finger.
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Ted Alcorn is a writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and The Lancet.
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Another new study, published last month in the Lancet, also suggests that timing may be essential to health care.
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The Lancet study explored whether this poor outcome might be influenced by the time of day an operation occurred.
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A recent Lancet study found that patients who used cannabis reported more severe pain than those who did not.
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That's the question behind a major new study from RAND Corporation researchers, published in Lancet Psychiatry on Tuesday night.
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And as a huge meta-analysis in the Lancet showed, incremental increases in BMI lead to rising mortality rates.
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The trial's results were published in The Lancet on Thursday: the vaccine turned out to be 87 percent effective.
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The cardiovascular results were published in The New England Journal of Medicine, and the cancer results in The Lancet.
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But if you look at the age distribution of patients in the Lancet paper, this tells a different story.
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The results, published in the Lancet in 2010, showed that the drug lowered hemorrhage death rates by 30 percent.
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The Lancet, one of the leading medical journals, praised China's handling of the outbreak so far in an editorial.
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However, The Lancet article cites a 2017 review of previous studies that altogether followed thousands exposed to chemical irritants.
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Lancet seem to be publishing the correction letters but regarding it as a matter for trialists rather than editors.
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New research, published in the Lancet, suggests that some of these drugs could be causing more harm than good.
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A study published in The Lancet in March of 2016 found obese people in the world now outnumber the undernourished.
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A new study published in the Lancet, a medical journal, shows how common it is—and challenges some received wisdoms.
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Researchers analyzed 20,000 fecal samples and hundreds of blood samples, publishing their findings in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal Tuesday.
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Eight of the 23 patients had a sustained improvement in their disability 7.5 years after treatment, according to The Lancet.
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All the parts needed for glucose testing — the lancet, the strip, and the monitor — are combined into a single device.
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"However, there are limits," Wilkinson wrote in a recent editorial about Charlie's case published in The Lancet, a medical journal.
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A 2014 study in The Lancet demonstrated that while it may be true, the counterclaim only tells half the story.
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According to the Lancet Neurology Commission, every year there are over 50 million new cases of traumatic brain injury (TBI).
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A July 2016 study in The Lancet found that nearly half of transgender people there used hormones without medical supervision.
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A further 213 million children and adolescents were overweight in 2016, finds a new study published Tuesday in the Lancet.
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At one hospital, dozens of older patients were apparently abandoned, according to a report in The Lancet, and many died.
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The same Lancet study suggested excess bodyweight might contribute to 36% of gallbladder cancers in people over 30 years old.
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On Friday, many of those same news outlets will all report on a study in the medical journal the Lancet.
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And noise exposure can disturb sleep, cognitive function, and performance at work, according to a separate study in The Lancet.
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A major study from the Lancet has found that shifting toward a plant-based diet could make a huge difference.
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The Lancet Countdown provides a baseline so health experts can track how we're doing with climate change and human health.
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The results, published in the Lancet last year, showed the vaccine to be 87 percent effective in preventing typhoid fever.
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New research published March 2100 in The Lancet suggests the water crisis likely harmed adults too — in particular, their hearts.
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The Lancet study is epidemiological, which means it looks for patterns in data related to the health of entire populations.
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A report published in The Lancet, a leading British medical journal, on Thursday appears to give credence to those concerns.
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Less commonly, patients reported headaches, diarrhea, and coughing up mucus and blood, according to a report published in The Lancet.
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For mothers, breastfeeding may help reduce the risk of breast and ovarian cancers, along with diabetes, the Lancet study found.
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The second study, published in The Lancet in 2004, included 745 cases and 2,411 controls from 20 regions in Europe.
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The analysis, published this week in The Lancet, found that Egypt, Algeria, and South Africa were at the highest risk.
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There were some differences, though: the WHO didn't include Egypt, which the Lancet analysis concluded was at the highest risk.
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" In a February article in the journal The Lancet, he repeated his call for WHO to "sound a global alarm.
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A new report published Saturday in The Lancet described preparations to combat the virus in Africa as of late January.
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In 1958, the prestigious medical journal The Lancet reported a case of a woman whose allergies were cured by hypnosis.
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Clarification: We've updated the story to add the figures from the Lancet study clarifying DRC attitudes toward the Ebola response.
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Its blood test, for example, monitors glucose, hemoglobin, and white-blood cell count through a finger cuff instead of a lancet.
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According to a 2017 study from medical science journal The Lancet, on average Americans spend $9,237 on health care per person.
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An apse at each end of a square means an ancient Roman basilica; lancet windows and elaborate stained glass are Gothic.
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Detailed results were unveiled on Monday at an American College of Cardiology meeting in Chicago and in the Lancet medical journal.
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The Lancet study makes it clear that the governments of countries where smoking is still popular largely have themselves to blame.
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In 22019, he published a paper in The Lancet proving the presence of the baby's DNA in its mother's blood plasma.
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Because if you look at the EAT-Lancet Report, they believe that sugar consumption has to come down by 50 percent.
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Povsic was not involved in the study, but wrote an editorial about the study for the same issue of The Lancet.
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Researchers, writing in The Lancet medical journal, said this meant eosinophil counts were nearly completely depleted after four weeks of treatment.
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Around 22012 young girls a day die of neglect resulting from gender bias, according to a study published in the Lancet.
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Incidences of such quackery should be reduced by a study published in this week's Lancet by Dr Charman and his colleagues.
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"But the T4N5 cream from the Lancet study got bogged down with FDA objections, and they demanded additional trials," Yarosh says.
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" One limitation in the Lancet study is it only looked at an inpatient population, which Lembke characterized as "a captive audience.
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But a recent study published in the British journal The Lancet found that poor diets leads to one in five deaths.
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A new study in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health recounts the full story of his groundbreaking treatment for the first time.
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And reviews that take these trials together to come to more fully supported conclusions, like the Lancet paper, are similarly lackluster.
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To do this, people must prick their fingers multiple times a day with a lancet to draw small samples of blood.
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Now, researchers from the United Kingdom have published a high-quality study in the Lancet that helps answer the pain question.
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This study, published in The Lancet medical journal, was conducted in 112 adult volunteers and used a "controlled human infection model".
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He is co-author of the new meta-analysis of existing research, which was published Thursday in the journal The Lancet.
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A study published earlier in July in the Lancet Global Health illuminates the discrepancies between improved health outcomes and economic wellbeing.
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The Lancet report called for quick action to curb climate change and prepare global health systems for the immense challenges ahead.
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A Lancet survey of international mortality published in April ascribed fully 20 percent of deaths around the world to bad diets.
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Most don't get enough of either, according to a study published September 27 in the journal The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health.
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In January, The New York Times described a comprehensive new report from the EAT-Lancet Commission on Food, Planet and Health.
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In a study published in Lancet Psychiatry, Dutch researchers followed 1,042 people ages 18 to 88 with diagnoses of major depression.
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The parasites' presence in Binh Phuoc was reported in the October issue of The Lancet Infectious Diseases, a British medical journal.
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Drought affects agricultural yields, in turn heightening the risk of early death, hunger and childhood malnutrition, according to the Lancet report.
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Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of The Lancet, a British medical journal, blasted Trump's idea of easing guidance on the coronavirus.
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The study, published in the prestigious Lancet journal, projected that as of January 25, there were 75,815 people infected in Wuhan.
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A 22016 study here in the Lancet Infectious Diseases journal said the toll might have been as many as 22,2300 people.
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A recent study, published on January 24 in The Lancet, suggests the outbreak may not have actually started at the market.
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"The widely held view of the health benefits of alcohol needs revising," said the report published in The Lancet medical journal.
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Implementation is slowly improving, yet alcohol and tobacco policies are the least widely practiced, researchers report in The Lancet Global Health.
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Based on the Lancet analysis, the researchers estimated that if 100,000 people were infected with Zika, 24 would develop Guillain-Barré.
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Last month, health agencies in 47 countries, including the C.D.C., published a study in the Lancet with new, higher mortality estimates.
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The event and the neural interface that made it possible are described in a paper published in the Lancet this week.
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As of last year, four in 10 women of reproductive age in developing regions were using modern contraceptive methods, with rates ranging from two in 10 in Africa to half in South America and the Caribbean, according to research by the Guttmacher -Lancet Commission, a global group of experts, published this year in The Lancet medical journal.
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The report, issued by the Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health, uses numbers from the Global Burden of Disease study in 2015.
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Additionally, the diet provides twice as much fiber as the standard American diet, according to an article in the Lancet medical journal.
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Nearly everyone who lives there has some sort of parasitic infection such as hookworm, roundworm or giardia, according to the Lancet article.
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In 2011, a controversial large-scale trial of people thought to have ME, called PACE, was published in the Lancet medical journal.
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Bullock, a member of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, cautioned that the Lancet study, an analysis of death certificates, may provide imperfect data.
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But the optimism felt out of step with recent communications on malaria from the Gates Foundation, the funder of the Lancet report.
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In a study published in The Lancet, scientists collected data about the physical behavior and mental mood of over 1.2 million Americans.
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Wakefield is the British gastroenterologist who produced the notorious article, published in The Lancet in 1998, linking the M.M.R. vaccine to autism.
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The report, called The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change, is meant to track progress on health and climate change worldwide.
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However, in many low-income and middle-income countries, end-of-life care is poor, according to The Lancet Global Health journal.
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A study published in June in Lancet estimated that poor health habits cost the U.S. $28 billion in expenses and lost productivity.
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The report, published in academic journal The Lancet, found that of the estimated 56 million abortions performed annually, nearly half are unsafe.
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Pollution was responsible for about 9 million deaths around the world in 2015, according to a new study commissioned by The Lancet.
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A Lancet piece pointed out that there are more than 140,000 new chemicals since 1950, and fewer than half have been tested.
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Detailed results were unveiled on Monday at the American College of Cardiology scientific meeting in Chicago and in the Lancet medical journal.
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But studies to date haven't offered decisive proof that this approach helps people live longer, researchers note in the Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology.
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One in 22 adults in the United States now owns an activity tracker, the study team writes in Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology.
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Two years after reconstructive surgery, most recipients reported improvements in pain, knee function and quality of life, researchers report in The Lancet.
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According to a 2012 study by The Lancet, over 40 percent of Americans don't get the recommended amount of exercise per week.
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And the most prestigious journals, such as Cell, Nature and The Lancet, also tend to be the most protective of their content.
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A new study from the Lancet shows that the health consequences of sedentary lifestyles are costing the US $27.8 billion a year.
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But a sobering new report from a commission convened by the medical journal The Lancet, released Monday evening, could change that assessment.
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According to The Lancet, 78 percent of cholera cases and 81 percent of deaths from cholera have occurred in Houthi-controlled governorates.
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According to a Lancet study published overnight, the lockdown in the Chinese city of Wuhan significantly slashed the number of infections there.
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" In an editorial, The Lancet wrote: "Intensive meat production is on an unstoppable trajectory comprising the single greatest contributor to climate change.
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The Lancet agreed to publish the data, but with a catch: The editors wanted to determine which patients had benefited the most.
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A large group of them, citing genome analyses from multiple countries, recently affirmed in The Lancet that the virus originated in wildlife.
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And the writers of the original letter to The Lancet journal have also distanced themselves from the internet warnings against ibuprofen use.
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The medical journal The Lancet endorses decriminalization because it found it could halt new HIV infections by as much as 20193 percent.
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Then, in 1998, Andrew Wakefield, a British gastroenterologist, published a Lancet study (since discredited and withdrawn), associating the M.M.R. vaccine with autism.
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BlueDot successfully predicted the location of the Zika outbreak in South Florida in a publication in the British medical journal The Lancet.
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The myth linking vaccines and autism grew out of a 1998 study by Andrew Wakefield, published in the medical journal The Lancet.
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Worldwide, pollution is linked to an estimated 9 million premature deaths in 2015, according to the Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health.
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Nicknamed the PACE trial, the core findings of the British study appeared in The Lancet in 2011 and Psychological Medicine in 2013.
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This idea — called "auto-intoxication" — persisted, according to the medical journal the Lancet, and even microbiologists believed it through the past century.
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The Lancet study is, of course, a modeling exercise, and unforeseen events, such as an epidemic or war, will affect the numbers.
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But a new study published Tuesday in The Lancet suggests that even doctors are underestimating its impact on our risk of developing dementia.
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A recent study published in medical journal The Lancet, suggested that Zika "might cause" Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS), a serious nervous system disorder.
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A recent editorial in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal noted that the Zika outbreak has been concentrated in northeastern Brazil, away from Rio.
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Coffey published his peer-reviewed findings in the November issue of The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology, a top medical journal on the digestive system.
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A study published online by The Lancet on Friday reached similar conclusions after analyzing mosquito species ranges and air-travel patterns from Brazil.
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Global spending on health care per person will more than double by 2040, according to a study in the Lancet, a medical journal.
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He said that he often reuses a lancet "for weeks or months," until it's so dull that it no longer breaks the skin.
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Around 68% of Chinese men are smokers, with one million Chinese people dying from smoking related diseases in 2010, according to The Lancet.
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Two years later, these patients report improvements in pain and knee function, according to a study published Thursday in the journal The Lancet.
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The Lancet published a study last year examining how far women of reproductive age needed to travel to find the nearest abortion clinic.
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This would be the first time that any vaccine has offered protection against gonorrhea, according to their study published yesterday in The Lancet.
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GP at Hand already uses artificial intelligence to assess symptoms via a chatbot (though a recent study in the Lancet questioned its effectiveness).
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One is an image problem, notes Justine Davies, one of the authors of the Lancet report: surgery is seen as an expensive luxury.
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The projection was developed by a team of researchers at the University of Sao Paulo and submitted to The Lancet early last week.
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Findings published on Monday in the Lancet medical journal suggest the arrangement is working well for Millendo, which is backed by venture capitalists.
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Wakefield was disgraced after publishing a 1998 study linking the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine to autism in the medical journal The Lancet.
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A study published on September 1st in the Lancet estimates that 2.6 billion people live in areas to which Zika could eventually spread.
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Many of those in the anti-vax community are energized by Andrew Wakefield's 220006 Lancet article, which linked the MMR vaccine to autism.
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Climate change is already affecting our health, a new report from The Lancet confirms, and it's hitting children and the elderly particularly hard.
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Limitations of the study include the lack of data on any state gun laws implemented since 2009, the authors note in The Lancet.
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The Lancet survey found residents trusted local authorities more than provincial or national leaders, and civil society organizations have seen this first hand.
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Life expectancy is projected to exceed 353 years for the first time, according to a study in the U.K. medical journal, The Lancet.
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In a recent report published in Lancet Infectious Diseases, scientists discovered colistin-resistant E coli in 27 percent of slaughtered pigs in China.
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The Dutch company now publishes nearly half a million articles in its 3,000 journals, including the influential Cell, Current Biology, and The Lancet.
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In a feasibility study published today in The Lancet Psychiatry, the researchers reported that the drug was well-tolerated by the patient group.
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The research, published in the medical journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases, estimated that about 218% of those infected with the virus will die.
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A study released by Lancet Planetary Health in December pegged the number of deaths in India from pollution at 1.24 million in 403.
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The study, which involved more than 7,800 women in four African countries and was published in The Lancet, pleased advocates for women's health.
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More than a year ago, researchers published striking preliminary results from a large trial on a vaccine called rVSV-ZEBOV in the Lancet.
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This is also backed by the World Health Organization, UNAIDS, the Lancet Medical Journal, Open Society Foundations, Human Rights Watch, and Amnesty International.
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North Americans eat six times more red meat than they should, according to a recent report published in the medical journal The Lancet.
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Last week a paper was published in The Lancet that claimed to be the definitive study on the benefits and dangers of drinking.
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The new paper, published on Tuesday in The Lancet Public Health, drew on data from 43 studies involving 3,319 participants around the world.
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But the bile concentration needs to be extremely high to increase your risk of stillbirth, according to 2019 meta-analysis in the Lancet.
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The new study, which published Monday in The Lancet Public Health, tracked more than 14,000 adults over a period of about 20 years.
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Virta also sent her a strips and a lancet as well as a glucometer to track her blood sugar levels through the process.
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In a video posted to The Lancet, Thibault is seen slowly walking through the laboratory and using his arms to play simple games.
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The study, published in the journal The Lancet, indicates that even low levels of air pollution can increase the likelihood of cardiac arrest.
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In a paper published in The Lancet, Ridker and his colleagues found that drug-treated patients had a drop in all cancer mortality.
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This idea — called "auto-intoxication" — persisted, according to the medical journal the Lancet, and even microbiologists believed in it through the last century.
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Enough morphine to treat the entire world for end-of-life suffering would cost only $53 million a year, the Lancet report found.
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A 2015 review of the research on different types of diets in the Lancet found that low-carb diets outperform low-fat diets.
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One of the earliest Mars papers, published in the Lancet, demonstrated that chocolate was a great source, even compared to flavanol-rich tea.
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Back in 2014, The Lancet Respiratory Medicine published a big report on indoor air pollution, including a map showing where the deaths occur.
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They note that alcohol wasn't even included as a preventable risk factor in a comprehensive report on dementia published by The Lancet last year.
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According to the Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's disease costs the U.S. an estimated $259 billion per year, more than cancer and heart disease combined. [Lancet]
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In two other, larger trials, published in Lancet, each involving more than 100 women, the drug again outperformed placebo after a 60-hour infusion.
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Medical journal the Lancet reports that people not running around enough costs the global economy about $65 billion in medical bills and lost productivity.
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A new study in The Lancet says that if current trends continue, 241% of men and 22014% of women will be obese by 22025.
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Their findings, published in a study in the Lancet, indicate that there might be a way to safely treat such allergies in the future.
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IN 1998 the Lancet, a medical journal, published a paper which made a claim that continues to infect public discussion: vaccines can cause autism.
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New research, published this week in the Lancet, a medical journal, reveals that India suffers from perhaps 230,000 a year, nearly double previous estimates.
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The number of consultations per patient increased by about 10% between 2007 and 225, according to a study in the Lancet, a medical journal.
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A 2013 examination of 137 mummies from around the world published in The Lancet found that 34 percent of them suffered from cardiovascular disease.
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The study, the first to analyze the long-term effect of parents providing alcohol, was published this week in the journal Lancet Public Health.
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The authors of the study, published in the Lancet on Tuesday, reviewed the relatively little amount of medical literature there is surrounding menstrual cups.
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A recent paper, published last week in The Lancet, also lends support for this connection, describing a 2013-2014 Zika outbreak in French Polynesia.
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Unlike the Lancet study, however, the Norway study only took in people who had already detoxified — eliminating one of the key hurdles to naltrexone.
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Correction: Due to a typo, this article originally misstated the percent of patients who initially dropped out of buprenorphine treatment in the Lancet study.
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A recent paper in The Lancet Infectious Diseases identified 25 US counties most at risk for a measles resurgence, as seen on this map.
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But according to Lancet, in cases where cesarean sections aren't truly medically necessary, there are no health benefits for moms and only potential harms.
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A report this week in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine, a scientific journal, said this threatened to derail the progress made in controlling TB worldwide.
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The respected medical journal The Lancet found that mothers are 28503 times more likely to breastfeed when the practice is protected, promoted, and supported.
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The study, published Wednesday in the journal The Lancet, suggests that unsafe abortions are still a major health problem globally, especially in developing countries.
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According to new research published in The Lancet Planetary Health, exhaust from cars is responsible for up to 2628 million new cases of pediatric asthma each year.
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A new study published Wednesday in The Lancet Psychiatry journal suggests that when done in moderation, it leads to better mental health as well.
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Globally, more temperature-attributable deaths tend to be caused by cold than by heat, according to a 2015 study in the journal The Lancet.
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Elsevier, the company behind scientific journals such as The Lancet, left a server open to the public internet, exposing user email addresses and passwords.
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Abortion rates have plummeted in developed countries over the past three decades, new data published Wednesday in the Lancet with the Guttmacher Institute shows.
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The study, which was published this week in The Lancet, does provide some useful information for patients and families who are considering treatment options.
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In a study published in The Lancet, 5,837 people got the vaccine and none of them came down with the virus ten days later.
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Richard Horton, the editor of The Lancet, said his journal had received emails and letters about PACE but has no plans to retract it.
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Because my fingertips have become calloused from years of this, it will sometimes take several pricks before the lancet draws enough blood to register.
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But then you notice the lancet windows of the city's Victorian-gothic cathedral, and the British street names: Chancery Lane, Bristol Avenue, Fenwick Street.
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The study, published this week in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, found that Cook County, which includes Chicago, was likeliest to experience a measles outbreak.
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In another study, out this week in the Lancet, researchers linked nearly 6 percent of new cancers diagnosed globally to diabetes and excess weight.
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By midcentury, "Prevalence of heatstroke and extreme weather will have redefined global labor and production beyond recognition," The Lancet warned in an accompanying editorial.
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The new study, published on Tuesday in The Lancet, was only the second to compare the drugs, and the first in the United States.
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A recent study published in the Lancet concluded that there&aposs inadequate evidence to suggest that cannabis can relieve mental-health disorders, including ADHD.
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The other highlight of the Lancet research was on mortality: an estimated 68,500 lives saved every year through universal coverage under Medicare-for-all.
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A second study of 99 coronavirus cases, published Thursday in the journal The Lancet, revealed that the average age of infected patients was 55.5.
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A 2015 study by The Lancet based on United Nations criteria found that China ranked 92 out of 188 countries, after Cuba and Mexico.
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The Lancet Commission on pollution and health found that in 214, there were 22008 million premature deaths stemming from air pollution around the world.
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MRSA was once rare, and so-called staph infections used to be more easily treated with antibiotics, researchers note in the Lancet Infectious Diseases.
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Other research published in The Lancet in January found that the first person to test positive was exposed to the virus on December 1.
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An article in Lancet Infectious Diseases found that about 250 percent of infections in India with Klebsiella pneumoniae, a common bacterium, were carbapenem-resistant.
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For the Lancet study, anthropologists teamed with cardiologists who drew blood from 705 Tsimane men and women between the ages of 3993 and 94.
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But a new report, published Sunday in the Lancet, implores us to think about the possibility of big, systemic fixes for these interrelated scourges.
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According to the team's findings, published in the Lancet on Monday, there were no serious side-effects from either the shot or nasal spray.
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The participants filled out dietary questionnaires back in the late 503s, and then again six years later, according the report in the Lancet Public Health.
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Those claims can originally be traced to a study in The Lancet on a 12-person trial that tied the measles vaccine (MMR) and autism.
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Part of this skepticism probably comes from the 1998 study published in the Lancet -- and later retracted -- where the MMR vaccine was linked to autism.
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A new paper in The Lancet, a medical journal, finds that 32 countries in sub-Saharan Africa spend less than 3% of GDP on health.
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The Malaria Atlas Project at the University of Oxford and IHME published 2 studies in The Lancet on Wednesday mapping P. falciparum and P. vivax.
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IN 2013 A GROUP of doctors and health economists argued in the Lancet that a "grand convergence" would be possible over the next two decades.
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A study published in the Lancet, a medical journal, in 2016 concluded that the strategy had "probably contributed" to the falling under-18 conception rate.
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So things were going quite well until Andrew Wakefield did his Lancet article [suggesting there's a link between the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine and autism].
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The proposed planetary diet is the result of a three-year project commissioned by The Lancet health journal and involving 37 specialists from 16 countries.
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In a study of New Zealand residents published in The Lancet, vaccinated individuals were one-third less likely to develop gonorrhea infections than unvaccinated individuals.
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Roughly 36 percent of people in the DRC believe that Ebola doesn't even exist, according to a recent survey for the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases.
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The man may have transmitted MERS to 28 other people before arriving at the hospital, according to a study published in The Lancet in July.
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Robin Carhart-Harris, who led the study at Imperial College London's department of medicine, said the results, published in the Lancet Psychiatry journal, were striking.
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A total of 24 patients died, including 17 on individualized therapy, but none of the fatalities were treatment-related, researchers report in The Lancet Hematology.
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In the trial, cognitive behavioral therapy cost an average of 343 British Pounds, or $489, annually per patient, the authors note in The Lancet Psychiatry.
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The results suggest that Zika should be added to the list of infectious pathogens that can cause Guillain-Barré, the researchers write in The Lancet.
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This is the third time The Lancet has weighed in on the health impacts of climate change, but the first with a focus on children.
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Air pollution is by far the largest contributor to early death, according to the new research produced by The Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health.
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Below are nine key graphs from the new Lancet report that best capture the crisis and what it means for the collective health of humanity.
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Girls who went through such programs were more likely to become pregnant or have an abortion, according to a study published in the journal Lancet.
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The editor of the Lancet, a British medical journal, charged in 1994 that caregivers in the homes put too little effort into diagnosing treatable illnesses.
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A study in the Lancet medical journal concluded that the United States had higher 28500-year survival rates for breast and colon cancer than Canada.
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The study, published Tuesday in the Lancet, looked at 570 patients with opioid addiction at eight inpatient treatment centers across the country for 24 weeks.
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And it can prevent up to 11.6 million premature deaths without harming the planet, says the report published Wednesday in the medical journal The Lancet.
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That Lancet study suggested that greater reliance on midwives and labor companions like doulas could help, as could requiring doctors to get a second opinion.
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Early data indicates that social distancing measures really help to curb the disease from spreading, according to a study published in The Lancet on Wednesday.
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When undetected infections aren't taken into account, the Lancet study found that the coronavirus death rate was 1.38%, which is more consistent with earlier reports.
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A study published in The Lancet, a British medical journal, indicates patients with the novel coronavirus could remain infectious for as long as 37 days.
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Headaches and dizziness may also be signs of a viral infectionAccording to the study in The Lancet, about 8% of COVID-19 patients reported headaches.
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Malaria can be eradicated within a generation, global health experts said in a major report last weekend that was commissioned by The Lancet medical journal.
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"There were several absolutes in the field when I started," Dr. Jovanovic (pronounced jo-VAN-oh-vitch) told the medical journal The Lancet in 21996.
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A report last year by the Lancet Commission, a body of experts, estimated that mental-health disorders could cost the global economy $16trn by 2030.
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A study of the diabetes drug metformin, published two years ago in The Lancet , failed to show any impact on the treatment of pancreatic cancer.
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The trend of insufficient physical activity levels worldwide is getting worse, not better, the new study published Tuesday in the journal Lancet Global Health reveals.
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Results were published Sunday by the New England Journal of Medicine and Lancet, and presented at the European Society of Cardiology conference in Barcelona, Spain.
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A letter Thursday to The Lancet medical journal urged better oversight of such pilgrimages, particularly due to inconsistent levels of disease surveillance infrastructure among pilgrims.
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A British medical journal, The Lancet, estimated that air pollution was responsible for almost 10 percent of the total disease burden in India in 2016.
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An article published last month in the medical journal Lancet estimated that there were already more than 75,000 cases in China as of Jan. 25.
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Even before the release of the Lancet report, the Animal Agriculture Alliance, an industry group, issued a statement extolling the benefits of meat and dairy.
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" The Lancet report also made clear that individual consumer choices would not be enough to avert what the authors called "catastrophic damage to the planet.
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By the early 1900s, however, our understanding of physiology evolved, and scientists sent auto-intoxication "to the dustbin of medical history," according to the Lancet.
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Butler says that while she doesn't know enough about the Lancet report's data to comment on their conclusions, the two teams were approaching the question differently.
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Life expectancy among men born in South Korea in 2030 is therefore predicted to be 84.1 years, according to the study, published Tuesday in the Lancet.
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The Lancet study also said that the air in 87 percent of all cities, home to billions of people, exceeded pollution guidelines set by the WHO.
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" On Wednesday, a report published by The Lancet medical journal showed that rising temperatures were already exposing the global population to "an unacceptably high health risk.
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But a recent study in the Lancet, a medical journal, estimated that 56m abortions are carried out each year worldwide, ending a quarter of all pregnancies.
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Asia accounts for more than half of the 9m pollution-related fatalities recorded in 2015, according to a recent study for the Lancet, a medical journal.
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It follows a similar measure for 195 countries from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) published in the Lancet, a medical journal, in September.
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Overall, people reported having an average of 3.5 days of poor mental health in any given month, according to the report published in the Lancet Psychiatry.
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Half of patients hospitalized for serious psychiatric crises are admitted for another serious mental health episode within one year, the study authors note in The Lancet.
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A 2018 study, published in The Lancet, found that people who are physically active have a greater sense of well-being than those who are inactive.
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Providing pain relief for their populations can cost governments as little as $2-16 per person each year, according to a study commissioned by the Lancet.
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"In too many countries, the issue of migration is used to divide societies and advance a populist agenda," Lancet Editor Richard Horton said in a statement.
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The reports were published Monday in The Lancet, warning that a multi-drug-resistant strain had evolved and was spreading across Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam.
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This latest study, published in The Lancet medical journal, focused on people of East Asian descent, many of whom have genetic variants that limit alcohol tolerance.
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Scientific journals, including the New England Journal of Medicine, Nature, Science and The Lancet, pledged to "make all content concerning the Zika virus free to access".
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But this Lancet paper is a reminder that we often overthink exercise — and we may not actually need to set aside extra time to work out.
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But to reach the U.N. target, maternal mortality rates would need to fall by nearly 70 percent, researchers said in a study published in The Lancet.
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The supplementary material in the Lancet paper suggests these and other potential confounding factors may have been pretty important in determining people's alcohol-associated health risks.
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He was one of about 21998 Russians to have committed suicide in a single year because of unbearable pain, estimates the Lancet, a British medical journal.
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A study published in May by the Lancet, a medical journal, concluded that this framework of targets had not led to any "significant changes in mortality".
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How did one of the poorest countries in the world achieve what those high-income countries in the Lancet study, particularly the United States, have not?
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The study, published in The Lancet last week, also found 30 percent fewer malaria victims in houses that had traps than in those that did not.
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And a telling study published last month in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology indicates that people can be funny about their interactions with their fitness trackers.
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This concept is now often referred to as 'planetary health', a term coined by the Rockefeller Foundation--Lancet Commission in 403 to inspire research and action.
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After combining data from 81 randomized controlled trials, researchers found no bone benefits from supplementing the vitamin, according to the report in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology.
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Per Lancet, these health issues are on the rise in rapidly developing middle- and low-income countries, with the largest increases occurring in India and Bangladesh.
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A new study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases seeks to figure out where the virus circulating in the Americas is most likely to land next.
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But the benefit of medication dwindled with time and when users dropped in and out of treatment, the study authors report in The Lancet Public Health.
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New research published in The Lancet suggests that the virus may trigger Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare but potentially severe neurological disorder that can cause paralysis.
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Scientific journals, including the New England Journal of Medicine, Nature, Science and The Lancet, pledged to "make all content concerning the Zika virus free to access".
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A recent study from The Lancet published in April 85033 showed that every dollar spent on treating depression and anxiety had a return between $3.30-5.70.
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A recent study published in The Lancet medical journal, although small, also provides some hope that pregnant women are not transmitting the virus to their babies.
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Three days prior in the Lancet, a prestigious medical journal, researchers had also suggested that ibuprofen could exacerbate COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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The Lancet paper also reported that the first person who died from the virus, on January 20093, passed it along to his wife a week prior.
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Londa Schiebinger, a professor of the history of science at Stanford University, called this passage rather astounding in a short paper in the journal The Lancet.
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Toxic air claimed 1.24 million lives in India last year, or 12.5 percent of total deaths, a study published in Lancet Planetary Health showed this month.
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In 2009, a study in The Lancet estimated that "shock therapy" had led to the premature deaths of millions of Russians, mostly men of employment age.
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Especially given that people can carry the virus without showing symptoms, according to another study, published Friday by a team of Chinese researchers in The Lancet.
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Researchers carried out the first systematic review of existing research into AI in the health sector and published their findings in The Lancet Digital Health journal.
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Social isolation is one of the nine risk factors for dementia identified by the Lancet Commission on Dementia, Prevention, Intervention and Care in July (bit.ly/2uEINTJ).
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The study, published in the journal Lancet on Tuesday, analyzed data from the 2016 Global Burden of Diseases project, to generate predictions from 2017 to 2040.
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The Lancet medical journal predicted that decriminalizing sex work was the single intervention that would have the greatest impact on H.I.V. over the next 10 years.
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Related to that, the researchers on the Lancet paper — and many other experts — have argued that expanding vaccine coverage would avert infections and reduce antibiotic use.
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The reasons for these disappointing results "are primarily social and cultural", suggested an article in the Lancet medical journal co-authored by Charles Bosk, a medical sociologist.
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In India, air pollution claimed 1.24 million lives in 2017, or 12.5 percent of total deaths, according to a study published in Lancet Planetary Health this month.
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People living more than 200 meters from a major road weren't seen to have any increase in risk, according to the study, published Wednesday in the Lancet.
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A 1978 study in The Lancet gave a group of patients who had just had their wisdom teeth removed either a placebo or naloxone, which blocks endorphins.
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Meanwhile, The Lancet editorial warns that the challenges faced by DRC may be an indication of the changing nature of war in being a more protracted affair.
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Chinese men, who constitute about a tenth of the world's population, smoke one-third of the world's cigarettes, a study published last year in The Lancet found.
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LONDON — The number of adults classified as obese now outweighs the number of underweight adults worldwide, according to the largest ever obesity study, published in the Lancet.
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In total, the study claims that there are 41.7 million obese men and 46.1 million obese women in the US. The findings are published in The Lancet.
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This may reflect PubPeer's pool of commenters — if there are more basic scientists and fewer clinical researchers, medical journals like the Lancet would go under the radar.
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In 2010, the science journal Lancet retracted a controversial 1998 study linking vaccines to autism, but the influence of this discredited paper has spiralled out of control.
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Eight of the patients also had a sustained improvement in their disabilities 7½ years after treatment, according to research published in the British medical journal The Lancet.
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The results, which appeared in The Lancet in 2001, showed that patients who applied the T4N5 developed significantly fewer cancerous and precancerous lesions than the placebo group.
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Woodall and colleagues laid out the case for the emergency use of a one-tenth dose in an article in The Lancet medical journal on April 16.
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It has since been thoroughly eviscerated: The Lancet retracted the paper, investigators have described the research as an "elaborate fraud," and Wakefield has lost his medical license.
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But the new Lancet paper went much further and made the bold claim that people should drink nothing because even a single drink per day is problematic.
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In a review published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal, researchers said the worsening epidemics could spread beyond Venezuela's borders, potentially causing a regional public health emergency.
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A two-year project headed by University College London and The Lancet, published in December, found no evidence that the arrival of migrants endangers a nation's health.
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The Lancet authors calculated the amount of TB medicine sold in the private sector and then worked backward to estimate how many people were taking the drugs.
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In a case report published Tuesday in the Lancet, they claim to have successfully helped a woman give birth using a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor.
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An Ebola vaccine has demonstrated 100 percent efficacy in a large-scale human trial, according to a study published Friday in U.K.-based medical journal The Lancet.
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On the festival's website, the biographical material about Mr. Wakefield does not mention that he was stripped of his license or that his Lancet study was retracted.
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Separately, the researchers also created a podcast on critical thinking concepts for parents, and tested that approach in another randomized controlled trial, also published in the Lancet.
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Research published online this week in The Lancet, which used data collected between 1980 and 2014 in 751 previous studies, shows a major rise in diabetes diagnoses.
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But a study published Thursday in the journal Lancet — which is the first randomized controlled trial to investigate whether these dolls actually work — found the opposite effect.
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In a 2017 Lancet study, following 58 American teens for eight years who underwent gastric bypass, the teens lost an average of 30 percent of their bodyweight.
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In a paper recently published in The Lancet, my co-authors and I analyze the Canadian systems' strengths and weaknesses, and we explore the obstacles to change.
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Going lower than that, sticking to one 3.5-ounce serving of red meat a week, reduced related greenhouse gas emissions by nearly half, the Lancet report said.
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But by the time his research was published in The Lancet in November 2003, the outbreak had dissipated and there were no human cases available to test.
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Another study published in The Lancet on February 15 found that 29% of 41 patients observed between mid-December to early January in Wuhan had developed ARDS.
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Another study, published in The Lancet on February 15, found that 12 of 41 patients observed between mid-December to early January in Wuhan had developed ARDS.
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Cutting emissions from sources like coal-fired power plants and diesel-burning trucks would also result in enormous savings to public health systems, the Lancet authors said.
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The research, published Tuesday in the journal The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health, involved interviews with almost 10,000 children between the ages of 13 and 16 in England.
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A study in The Lancet on HIV and sex workers showed that decriminalization of sex work would avert 33–46% of HIV infections in the next decade.
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There are a few key differences between China's early reports of this outbreak and the findings in the new Lancet study focused on the first 41 patients.
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The study, published Wednesday in the journal The Lancet, found that a genetic mutation affecting respiratory muscle function was associated with SIDS in a subset of cases.
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The study, published in the journal Lancet Public Health, looked at more than 13 million adult patients released from hospitals in France who were diagnosed with dementia.
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The study, just published in the leading medical journal Lancet, shows that people who are active report they have 35 days of poor mental health a year.
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A small study published Jan 30 in the peer-reviewed medical journal The Lancet found that the average age of coronavirus patients was roughly 55 years old.
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A small study published Jan 219 in the peer-reviewed medical journal The Lancet found that the average age of coronavirus patients was roughly 55 years old.
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A small study published Jan 30 in the peer-reviewed medical journal The Lancet found that the average age of coronavirus patients was roughly 55 years old.
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That early experience, in 2010 when I was 25, came flooding back to me when I read a release about research published in the Lancet last week.
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"Industrial chemicals that injure the developing brain" have been linked to conditions like autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, noted The Lancet Neurology, a peer-reviewed medical journal.
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But in a paper published in the Lancet, researchers in the UK describe a landmark study in which people with diabetes went into remission — just by losing weight.
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A recent article in The Lancet Neurology describes a presentation earlier this year by Lowndes and University of Edinburgh psychiatrist Dr. Tom Russ at the Edinburgh Science Festival.
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Photo: annca (Pixabay)It might take less alcohol than we think to damage the heart and shorten our lifespans, suggests a new study published today in The Lancet*.
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A 1998 study that linked vaccines to autism was retracted by the British medical journal The Lancet, and the lead author of the paper lost his medical license.
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But recent research published in the journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases shows that vaccinating women older than 25 can help protect them from the most cancer-causing strains.
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Our findings published in The Lancet Global Health last Thursday suggest that a major US global abortion policy has striking, important, and unintended consequences in sub-Saharan Africa.
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"Climate change is a global phenomenon that impacts individuals locally—very, very locally, on a street-by-street basis in different ways," says the Lancet Countdown's Nick Watts.
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Elsevier, which publishes both Gray's Anatomy and The Lancet journal, included the reclassification of mesentery in its 41st edition of Gray's, which came out September 2015, Mashable confirmed.
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In 2015, a Public Health England study decided that it was 95 percent less harmful than smoking, a theory that was subsequently blasted by medical journal The Lancet.
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In 19703, they published striking preliminary results in the Lancet showing that everyone who got the shot immediately after contact with an Ebola victim didn't get the virus.
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Findings of the WHO report were published in the medical journal Lancet, and highlight inequalities between countries, as diagnoses and medicine are more accessible in high-income nations.
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Medical journal The Lancet released their yearly climate change "check up" this week, Time reports, showing that climate change is damaging the health of millions of people worldwide.
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After all, even though buprenorphine is still considered the gold standard for addiction care, the Lancet study found it still had an average relapse rate above 50 percent.
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The Lancet Commission on Global Surgery reported in 2015 that there were 5 billion people in the world lacking access to safe and affordable surgical and anesthesia care.
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According to data from the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery, as of 2015 there are only three female surgeons for every 1 million people in low-income countries.
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If you want a quick overview of how confused and misled we are about what works for weight loss, you should read a new commentary in the Lancet.
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Experts convened by the Lyon-based IARC concluded that there was inadequate evidence to suggest coffee might cause cancer, according to a letter published in the Lancet Oncology.
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Dehghan and colleagues write in The Lancet that cardiovascular disease is a global epidemic, with 22 percent of the burden being found in low- and middle-income countries.
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One calculation from the National Weather Service pegged heat as three times deadlier than cold, while the 2015 Lancet paper found cold was 20 times deadlier than heat.
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This study, published in The Lancet medical journal, looked at data from more than 10.6 million people involved in 239 large studies in 32 countries over 45 years.
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Dr. Julie Quinlivan, one of the study's reviewers and a professor at the University of Notre Dame Australia, echoed Brinkman's thoughts in a comment in the Lancet (PDF).
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Why it matters: For every 100,000 live births in America, 26.4 women experience pregnancy-related deaths, according to a study published in The Lancet, a general medical journal.
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VULNERABLE The Lancet study is a collaboration by 120 experts from 35 institutions including the World Health Organisation, the World Bank, University College London and China's Tsinghua University.
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The case, published in The Lancet medical journal, involved connecting veins from the donor uterus with the recipient's veins, as well as linking arteries, ligaments and vaginal canals.
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"And sure enough, six weeks before Stevenson wrote 'Jekyll and Hyde,' there was a paper in 'The Lancet' about how good cocaine is for laryngeal disorder," he continued.
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Altice is one of the authors of a recent study in The Lancet HIV looking not simply at HIV in prisons, but what happens after people are released.
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The news somewhat vindicates the Center for Disease Control and other medical experts, like British journal The Lancet, who predicted that the Olympics would not aggravate the epidemic.
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A major new report from the Lancet Commission finds the fastest growing risk factor for ill health in young people aged 10 to 20133 years is unsafe sex.
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The research, published in the Lancet medical journal, found that among 2913 countries studied, the proportion of diet-related deaths was highest in Uzbekistan and lowest in Israel.
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That suggests the infection is primarily being spread as a result of human fecal particles transmitted from person to person, the study team writes in Lancet Infectious Diseases.
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"Fortunately, there was no evidence of vertical transmission from mother to child," said Dr. Wei Zhang, an epidemiologist at Northwestern University and one of the Lancet study's authors.
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A case study published in the medical journal The Lancet in February said ventilators are "the main supportive treatment" for patients in the critical stages of COVID-19.
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The movement's most persuasive argument rests on a study published in 22015 by the prestigious medical journal The Lancet that established a link between measles vaccines and autism.
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To curb the problem, one of the Lancet researchers, Majid Ezzati, pointed out in a statement that figuring out how to help people eat better is one step.
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Diagnostic tests and antibiotic treatments are available, but national treatment programs have had little effect in fighting the global chlamydia epidemic, according to press release from The Lancet.
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Academics at the University of Hong Kong published a paper on Friday in The Lancet, a prestigious medical journal, estimating the rate at which the virus is spreading.
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"Climate change is a global phenomenon that impacts individuals locally -- very, very locally, on a street-by-street basis in different ways," says the Lancet Countdown's Nick Watts.
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Urban dwellers who live in close proximity to greenery are less likely to die before their life expectancy, per the findings of a new Lancet Planetary Health study.
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A 2003 study published in The Lancet reported that those participants who slept on "medium-firm" mattresses experienced less back pain than those who slept on "firm" mattresses.
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There was an interesting Lancet study a little while back showing that people in DRC trust the Ebola vaccine but would not send their family to treatment centers.
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"Among non-elderly adults, 7.6% of the non-poor were uninsured in 2015 compared with 25.2% of the poor and 24.1% of the near-poor," the Lancet reports.
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In a recent study, published in The Lancet, researchers predicted that average life expectancy in the country will reach beyond 90 years for South Korean women by 2030.
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That's a slight decrease from the 220.5 million -- 17.5% -- babies with low birth weight in 2000, according to the findings, published Wednesday in the journal The Lancet Global Health.
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According to an article published in UK health journal The Lancet, the number of obese people has climbed dramatically over the last four decades, and the implications are dire.
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Analyzing troves of available evidence, the The Lancet Commission on Dementia Prevention, Intervention, and Care put together a report on statistics and recommendations for everyone, not just aging patients.
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A new report, published in The Lancet Global Health medical journal on Tuesday, claims to have discovered what's behind the devastating disease: the unassuming lychee, otherwise known as litchi.
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But despite the overall gloom, Anthony Costello, a director at WHO and co-chair of the Lancet Countdown study, said there were "significant glimmers of hope" in the situation.
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It recorded more than 300,000 stillbirths last year, while around one in 120 women die during childbirth, according to data from medical journal The Lancet and the World Bank.
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And that strongly juxtaposes with the reality in the developing world, where 20% of abortions result in complications "No woman wants an unwanted pregnancy," Horton, of The Lancet, added.
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The theory gained prominence in 1998, after a study published in the medical journal The Lancet purported to show a link between autism and the measles-mumps-rubella vaccination.
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In fact, a 1918-type outbreak of an avian influenza has deadly potential: A similar pandemic today could kill 62 million people, according to research published in The Lancet.
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This dovetailed with the Lancet saying that the first patient likely began showing symptoms on December 1 — a full month before Chinese officials reported the illness to the WHO.
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This latest study, published last week in The Lancet, indicates that MCR-1 may be spreading faster than we realized, and that some humans are probably unknowingly carrying it.
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The majority of these - 97 percent - were taking place in Africa, Asia and Latin America, affecting 24 million women, according to the research published in The Lancet medical journal.
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It's a follow-up to a 2012 series in The Lancet declaring physical inactivity a "global pandemic," and estimating that 33 million people die each year due to inactivity.
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To survive with very little sunlight, they have evolved to convert light into energy with incredible efficiency, Emberton's team said in a study published in the journal Lancet Oncology.
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Some three-quarters of packaged foods and drinks in the US now carry caloric or low-calorie sweeteners (or a mixture of both), a study in The Lancet found.
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The new study, published in The Lancet Medical Journal, suggests that regions in which the Zika virus is currently active will see a rise in cases of the condition.
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Nine in ten people living in developing countries do not have access to "safe and affordable" surgical care, according to a report in 2015 by the Lancet (see map).
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When the Ebola crisis broke out in West Africa in 2014, estimates in The Lancet suggested that malaria could claim as many lives as Ebola did in affected countries.
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A case report published this week in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal tells the story of a 27-year old Guadeloupean woman who came down with Zika in May.
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A new study published in The Lancet Psychology, however, has found that the brain of someone with real attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is physically different from a normal brain.
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According to a 2014 study in U.K. medical journal The Lancet, 25 percent of Russian men die before they are 55, with most of the deaths due to alcohol.
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In 1998, however, physician Andrew Wakefield published a now infamous paper in the medical journal The Lancet that purported to show a connection between MMR and symptoms of autism.
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But one 2011 study in the Lancet showed, somewhat counterintuitively, that countries with fewer abortion restrictions tend to have a lower rate of abortion than those with more restrictions.
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The U.S., China, India and Russia emerged as the worst offenders in the new report published by medical journal The Lancet and sponsored by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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So, we purchased from a convenience store some gauze, isopropyl alcohol, and a purpose-built zit remover with a lancet on one end and a ring on the other.
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Europe's death toll from weather disasters, including heatwaves, wildfires and drought, could increase 50-fold by the end of the century, The Lancet Planetary Health journal said in August.
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The health effects of climate change will be unevenly distributed and children will be among those especially harmed, according to a new report from the medical journal The Lancet.
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Millennials are facing a much higher risk of obesity-related cancers than baby boomers did at their age, according to a study published in The Lancet Public Health Monday.
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But the data, published in a series of systematic reviews and meta-analyses in The Lancet medical journal, also suggested higher dietary fiber intakes could give even greater protection.
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But a new series of papers presented at a UN Intergovernmental Conference this week and published Wednesday in the journal Lancet says that, based on evidence, that's not true.
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However, people who survive cancer in childhood are more likely to develop chronic health conditions in adulthood, according to a study published in medical journal The Lancet in 2017.
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According to a report by the EAT-Lancet Commission, humans have already developed nearly half of the planet's vegetated land -- a third of it to grow feed for livestock.
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In 2009, the medical journal The Lancet reported an example of this when Latin America, a region that had previously eliminated measles, experienced outbreaks caused by imports from Europe.
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The research, published Thursday in The Lancet medical journal, found that the overwhelming majority of pollution-related casualties – around 92 percent – were found in poor or middle-income nations.
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At seven months and 20 days - when the case study report was submitted to The Lancet - the baby girl was continuing to breastfeed and weighed 7.2 kg (16 lb).
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For the study, published online this week in The Lancet, researchers at the World Health Organization and Guttmacher Institute teamed up to analyze data from 0003 countries and territories.
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Published Wednesday in The Lancet Psychiatry, a study of more than 500,000 American adults found that cannabis use increased from 10.4 percent to 13.3 percent between 2002 and 2014.
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At the same time, unhealthy diets pose a greater risk of early death than unsafe sex, alcohol, drug and tobacco use combined, as the medical journal Lancet recently reported.
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A 2015 analysis published in the journal The Lancet Psychiatry averaged 18 suicide studies and concluded that placing safety nets under known "hot spots" for suicide reduced death rates.
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But the rush to the E.R. in the first place is a symptom of a "silent epidemic," according to an article in The Lancet: an epidemic of health illiteracy.
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The report, published in the medical journal The Lancet on Tuesday, ranked 180 countries based on a "child flourishing index" and the United States came in at No. 39.
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The study, published in The Lancet Public Health, examined data on 12 obesity-related cancers between 1995 and 193, as well as 18 common cancers not associated with weight.
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That study, published in the The Lancet, suggests that an animal sold at a market in Wuhan could have caught the virus from bats then passed it to humans.
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Another paper published The Lancet last week found that Egypt, Algeria, and South Africa were most at risk of importing the virus from China, followed by Nigeria and Ethiopia.
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The study, from the journal The Lancet, says alcohol was the leading risk factor for disease and premature death in men and women between 15-49 worldwide in 2016.
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The recently released Lancet Commission on Pollution notes that since 1970 for every dollar invested in reducing air pollution an average of $30 has returned to the U.S. economy.
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Demand for pain relief "needs a champion in each country," said Felicia Marie Knaul, a health economist at the University of Miami and lead author of the Lancet report.
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For example, in a Lancet study, researchers estimated that improved access to antibiotics could mean preventing three-quarters of the deaths of children under 5 caused by pneumonia alone.
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The study published Tuesday in The Lancet Psychiatry medical journal found that daily marijuana users are three times more likely than those who don't use marijuana to develop psychosis.
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The Lancet researchers don't think the kind of market-based reforms the GOP is pushing are the solution to the problem here, and point out they'll make inequality worse.
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Five years later however, Huang Jiefu, director of the China Organ Donation Committee, told medical journal The Lancet that more than 19963% of transplant organs still came from executed prisoners.
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"That's the thing that really keeps me up at night," said Nick Watts, executive director of The Lancet Countdown, an annual report tracking connections between public health and climate change.
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Image: David J. Phillip (AP Photo)Our conception of diabetes might be way off-base, a large international collaboration of researchers argue this month in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology.
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The report, published in The Lancet medical journal, shows that using ART to suppress HIV virus to undetectable levels renders it incapable of transmission during sex, according to the researchers.
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Scant action to slow global warming over the past 217 years has jeopardized "human life and livelihoods", they wrote in a report published in The Lancet, a British medical journal.
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In 2010, the prestigious journal that published the research, The Lancet, retracted the paper, and many studies have disproved Wakefield's original report and showed that vaccines do not cause autism.
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Separate research published in the journal Lancet last month found that a high-fat Mediterranean diet may be more effective than a low-fat diet at helping you lose weight.
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A study of more than 600,000 men and women found health risks associated with working long hours, according to an October report published in the The Lancet, a medical journal.
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In a new commentary published in The Lancet, a team led by Berkeley researchers Kirk Smith and John Balmes warn that the future of the summer Olympics is in jeopardy.
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Coffee didn't seem to raise the risk for pancreatic, breast, or prostate cancers, the experts wrote in an announcement, which was published along with a statement in the Lancet Oncology.
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It also got twice the number of comments compared with the third-ranked journal, Science, and more than 10 times the number of comments in the medical journal the Lancet.
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The Lancet report found that in many countries, people with common mental disorders such as depression, anxiety and schizophrenia routinely suffer gross human rights violations – including shackling, torture and imprisonment.
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The results, published in the journal The Lancet Global Health, are the largest investigation to date of the Muzaffarpur mystery, and they present strong evidence that lychee caused the outbreak.
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A research review in The Lancet found that those who typically have three or more drinks a day were able to better control their blood pressure after reducing alcohol intake.
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A report last year by the Lancet Commission on pollution and health, which put the total number of pollution-related deaths at 0003m, mentions plastics once in its 2000 pages.
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Irritable bowel syndrome is a chronic gastrointestinal disorder with abdominal pain, stomach discomfort, altered bowel habits and other symptoms, the study authors explain in the journal Lancet Gastroenterology and Hepatology.
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A study published in Lancet Global Health online December 12 found that half of India's more than 48 million pregnancies in 2015 were unintended, and a third resulted in abortions.
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A study published in the Lancet Global Health journal on Tuesday found half of India's more than 48 million pregnancies in 2015 were unintended, and a third resulted in abortions.
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This is according to a new study published earlier this week in The Lancet, which is the first to give a concrete estimate of the risks associated with the virus.
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Studies in the Lancet on microcephaly and by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Guillain-Barre had strengthened the case that the Zika virus is responsible.
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Those data came from several sources, including UNICEF's global databases, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, The Lancet and studies published in scientific journals such as Acta Paediatrica.
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The study, published Wednesday in The Lancet, found that the worldwide abortion rate dropped slightly from 1990 to 2014, to 35 from 250 abortions per 21990,256 women of childbearing age.
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The study, published Tuesday in the journal The Lancet Psychiatry, looked at disruptions in the circadian rhythms -- or daily sleep-wake cycles -- of over 91,000 adults in the United Kingdom.
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For a study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal in March, researchers surveyed 22019 people in Beni and Butembo in North Kivu at the epicenter of the DRC outbreak.
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Of the more than 2500,53 UK residents with HIV infections in 25, about 214 percent were gay or bisexual men, the authors of the study write in The Lancet HIV.
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A new study by the medical journal The Lancet said Zika might lead to the neurological disorder Guillain-Barré syndrome, which can cause temporary paralysis and, in extreme cases, death.
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Globally, the C-section rate has doubled in the past 15 years to 21 percent, an "unprecedented and unjustified" increase, according to a new series of studies in the Lancet.
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"Climate change is happening, and it's a health issue today for millions worldwide," said Anthony Costello, a co-chairman of the commission that produced the report, called The Lancet Countdown.
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In a recent paper in The Lancet, researchers reviewed 24 past publications on the psychological effects of quarantine and found it can cause post-traumatic stress symptoms, confusion, and anger.
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The warning came in response to a letter published by the Lancet medical journal that hypothesized that an enzyme boosted by anti-inflammatory drugs could inflame and exacerbate coronavirus infections.
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Last September, the prestigious peer-reviewed British medical journal The Lancet published a study that is thought to be the most comprehensive global analysis of the risks of alcohol consumption.
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The authors of the recent study in The Lancet endeavored to address this problem, at least in part, by removing former drinkers from their reference group, leaving only never-drinkers.
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"We don't see these health impacts individually," said Kristie L. Ebi, a professor of global health at the University of Washington and one of the authors of the Lancet study.
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According to the Lancet report, in 2017, 153 billion hours of labor were lost worldwide because of heat, with the largest share in vulnerable rural communities in countries like India.
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After he published the last article in a five-part series in the medical journal The Lancet, carefully outlining his system for killing "septic germs," the establishment drew its knives.
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The trouble over ibuprofen began March 11, when researchers at University Hospital Basel, in Switzerland, and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, in Greece, published a letter in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine.
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"They also claimed, for almost two months until earlier this week, that it originated in a seafood market in Wuhan," Cotton said, referring to a study published by The Lancet.
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One paper published by Chinese researchers in The Lancet analyzed the first 41 clinical cases and found that the first patient came down with flu-like symptoms on December 1.
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According to a new model, published in The Lancet by academics at the University of Hong Kong, 75,000 people may have been infected in Wuhan alone as of January 21.
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According to a new model published in The Lancet by academics at the University of Hong Kong, 75,000 people may have been infected in Wuhan alone as of January 25.
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So while the Lancet study gives Sanders good talking points for the debate stage, it's probably the rosiest projection of life under Medicare-for-all that you're going to see.
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A report published in the medical journal The Lancet found that of 41 cases of the virus in Wuhan, China, only 13 were linked to the market, Science magazine reported.
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The study, published Thursday in the journal the Lancet, found that sepsis has killed fewer people over the last couple decades, but still accounts for 22017 in 5 deaths globally.
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The greatest risk of premature death was for people who sat for long periods of time and did not exercise, according to the findings, published in The Lancet on Wednesday.
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Another was a submission sent to The Lancet by a researcher working in Britain who claims the source of the new coronavirus may be "viral in-fall" from outer space.
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Another was a submission sent to The Lancet by a researcher working in Britain who claims the source of the new coronavirus may be "viral in-fall" from outer space.
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The findings, published Tuesday in the journal The Lancet, suggest that short-term exposure to traffic pollution prevents the cardiorespiratory -- heart and lung -- benefits of physical activity during that time.
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Ongoing debate Critics of the Lancet study noted that only 6% of the trials were done in populations with vitamin D deficiency, who would stand to benefit most from supplementation.
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Results from two phase III trials of brexanolone, conducted across 10.73 clinical research centers and specialized psychiatric units in the United States, published in the journal The Lancet in August.
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Obesity and under-nutrition used to be separate health issues, but a groundbreaking new Lancet report says they&aposre now often present in the same country, home, or even person.
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Clozapine was developed and being researched in Europe throughout the 288s and 286s until researchers from Finland reported in The Lancet that eight of their patients had died on clozapine.
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The author of this Lancet article tried to figure out, through an informal analysis of detox diet books, what toxins were being targeted and what harm to health they posed.
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When the medical journal The Lancet asked Matthieu Zellweger to photograph any psychiatric condition that intrigued him, he thought of a close friend who has been living with bipolar disorder.
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Exposing yourself to air pollution is no joke: A recent report published in the Lancet found that in 2015, 9 million deaths were linked to air, water, and workplace-related pollution.
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The report, published Tuesday in the Lancet, comes courtesy of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), an independently run research center based at the University of Washington in Seattle.
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Characterizing transgender identity as a mental disorder contributes to precarious legal status, human rights violations, and barriers to appropriate health care, according to a study published in The Lancet in 2016.
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In counties across the United States, when incarceration rates rise and household incomes fall, drug-related deaths increase, according to a study published Wednesday in the medical journal Lancet Public Health.
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The authors of the study, published Thursday in The Lancet, searched for a particular kind of medical crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe: campaigns for cancer treatments that involved the use of homeopathy.
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"This (report) is a huge wake-up call," Christiana Figueres, chair of the Lancet Countdown's high-level advisory board and the United Nations' climate chief at the Paris summit, told Reuters.
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Nick Watts, executive director of the Lancet Countdown, said there could be a few benefits from warmer temperatures, such as fewer deaths from winter cold in nations from Russia to Canada.
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The Lancet Oncology Commission on Future Research Priorities in the USA expands on the work released last year by the Cancer Moonshot's Blue Ribbon Panel, which set priorities for the initiative.
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But as life expectancy hits an all-time high, the growing burden of chronic disease is posing new obstacles to global health systems, according to a new report published in Lancet.
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"Climate change is happening, and it's a health issue today for millions worldwide," said Anthony Costello, co-chair of The Lancet Countdown and a director at the WHO, in a statement.
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Additionally, a 2015 study published in the Lancet found that working more than 55 hours per week may be linked to an increased risk of heart disease and stroke in adults.
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"Broadly, the world has not responded to climate change, and that lack of response has put lives at risk," Nick Watts, executive director of the Lancet Countdown, told the Chicago Tribune.
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A study published today in the medical journal The Lancet found that so-called infant simulator-based programs, which use robot babies to prevent teen pregnancy, don't deliver on their promises.
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The new research, published in The Lancet Global Health journal, said that Venezuela is the only country in South America with infant mortality rates that have risen back to 1990s levels.
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Led by World Health Organization researchers working with hundreds of scientists internationally, this study covered blood pressure measurements from nearly 20 million people and was published in The Lancet medical journal.
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Climate change is hurting people's health more than previously thought, a team of 63 doctors, scientists, and public health officials wrote in a report published Monday in the medical journal Lancet.
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In an editorial that accompanied the Lancet paper, Brown and Redberg wrote that medical guidelines need to change so that stenting for stable angina is only recommended as a last resort.
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Writing in the medical journal the Lancet in May, bioethicist Julian Savulescu of the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics concluded that a different judge might have reached the opposite decision.
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The strongest predictors of suicide were current or past diagnoses of self-inflicted injuries, major depression, bipolar disorder, substance abuse or other mental health conditions, researchers report in The Lancet Psychiatry.
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And then there is the really false and incredibly damaging paper in 1998 that was retracted by The Lancet that claimed that the measles, mumps, rubella vaccine, in particular, caused autism.
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SELF-HARM Self-harm tripled to 20% among women aged 16 to 24 in England - usually by cutting or overdosing - between 2080 and 2014, the Lancet Psychiatry journal said last month.
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Most recently, the widely publicized EAT-Lancet Report, produced by an international team of health, agriculture, and sustainability experts, recommended consuming less than half an ounce of red meat per day.
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These deaths come as a "direct consequence of an infection due to bacteria resistant to antibiotics," according to the authors of the report, published in the Lancet Infectious Diseases on Monday.
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Their experience, documented in a paper published today in the Lancet, is the first to describe any MS treatment that fully stops the disease over the long term without MS medication.
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In 2015, the Lancet report says, an additional 175 million people over the age of 65 were exposed to heat waves, when compared with broad trends of the past 20 years.
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Consuming lots of meat is also making people in the United States and other affluent nations unwell, according to a recent report on sustainable diets in the medical journal The Lancet.
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Aakash Shrivastava, a scientist at India's National Center for Disease Control who was the lead author of the Lancet report, said senior officials had ordered him not to discuss the outbreak.
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In the Lancet paper, for example, cancer survival rates were the most consistently high in the world's wealthiest countries, including the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Finland, Norway, Iceland, and Sweden.
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In an interview and later statement, Dr. Baselga said he planned to correct his conflict-of-interest disclosures in 17 journal articles, including in The New England Journal and The Lancet.
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Since 1950, the Lancet study said, the cholera bacteria has expanded its reach to the Baltic coastline, and the risk of malaria has spread to higher altitudes in sub-Saharan Africa.
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This week, in the British medical journal The Lancet, scientists published preliminary results of a study that found a link between the Zika outbreak and the exceptionally hot and dry weather.
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Twenty years ago this month, a study of eight children published in The Lancet by Dr. Andrew J. Wakefield suggested that the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine triggered intestinal inflammation and autism.
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An article last month in the medical journal The Lancet found that pollution was responsible for up to 2.5 million deaths in India in 2015, more than in any other country.
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A mother with the novel coronavirus reportedly gave birth to a perfectly healthy baby, and the average age of coronavirus patients, in one recent Lancet study, was about 55 years old.
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What they're saying: Axios was also invited to a roundtable discussion by the Center for Strategic and International Studies to listen to the Lancet Commission discuss ideas to facilitate the timeline.
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The study, published in The Lancet Planetary Health journal, found that in cities from Barcelona to Perth, a 10% increase in greenery led to an average 4% reduction in premature mortality.
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In an open letter addressed to the Lancet Planetary Health Journal, industry experts call for an overhaul of agricultural practices to keep carbon dioxide emissions limited to about 420 billion tons.
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In 2011, The Lancet retracted the study after an investigation found that Wakefield altered or misrepresented information on the 12 children who were the basis for the conclusion of his study.
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A study released on Tuesday evening by The Lancet, a British medical journal, added to evidence that denial of health care has been used by the Syrian government as a weapon.
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That mixture, called particulate matter, can aggravate asthma, decrease lung function and increase your risk of cardiovascular events such as strokes, according to a study published last year in The Lancet.
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Reynolds, who published a study in The Lancet on the effect of whole grains this year, cautions that many of the products sold to consumers today as "whole grain" often aren't.
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Concerns about limited vaccine supplies have been building for some time, with a group of medics calling for low-dose use in an article in The Lancet journal back in April.
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