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I m Not Worried : Lymphoma Expert Reacts To New Study Linking Tattoos To Cancer

I m Not Worried : Lymphoma Expert Reacts To New Study Linking Tattoos To Cancer
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Timothy pearmanSebastian kaulitzkiLua pexelsChristel nielsenAnnie spratt unsplashNorthwestern university feinberg school of medicinePsychiatry behavioral sciencesDepartment of medical social sciencesLund universityRoberth lurie comprehensive cancer centerHansdotter lund universitySupportive oncologyComprehensive cancer centerBored pandaMedical social sciencesBehavioral sciences

LTE: There is no justification for pure evil

This letter is in response to the “Open letter on NU leaders’ responses to war in Palestine and Israel” published in the Oct.16 edition of The Daily. The Oct.16 letter gave the impression that the reasons civilians were killed by Hamas and by the Israel Defense Forces were the same, but whereas Hamas murdered civilians.

United statesIsrael generalMortono schapiroLaurens wakschlagJonathanb idaKenneth poeppelmeierTobinj marksTamar seidemanJ samuel tenenbaumIrwin benuckJoel shalowitzMartin eichenbaumElie rekhessOren lakserLeep shulmanBenz katz

PROMIS Measures Linked to Improvements in Disease Activity in RA

Improvements in CDAI by >5 points were associated with improvements in the 5 PROMIS domains and increased satisfaction with rheumatoid arthritis treatment.

Karen kaiserNorthwestern university feinberg school of medicineDepartment of medical social sciencesMedical social sciencesNorthwestern university feinberg schoolClinical disease activity indexFunctional assessmentChronic illness therapyTreatment satisfactionPatient satisfaction scale

Do Personality Traits Predict Cognitive Decline?

Extraverts are less likely to experience cognitive decline later in life, whereas individuals with neuroticism have an increased risk for cognitive dysfunction.

United statesNorthwestern universityUniversity of illinoisTomiko yonedaBrent robertsClaire sextonDepartment of medical social sciencesAlzheimer associationUniversity of illinois urbana champaignRush memoryAging projectMedical social sciencesMedscape medicalFactor inventoryBig fiveMedscape medical news

Scientists Discover How to Improve Quality of Life for Cancer Patients

A study released by Northwestern Medicine has reported fewer side effects from a new type of chemotherapy used to treat cancer.

United statesDavid cellaDepartment of medical social sciencesNorthwestern university feinberg school of medicineNorthwestern medicineNorthwestern university feinberg schoolIllinois theMedical social sciencesNew england journal