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Genetic mutations direct immune defences in leukaemia linked rare bone marrow disorder: Study

Genetic mutations direct immune defences in leukaemia linked rare bone marrow disorder: Study
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Ricky pontingRui monteiroGenomic sciencesUniversity of birminghamInstitute of cancerAssociate professorAshes test

Is Oral Sex Really a Leading Risk Factor for Throat Cancer?

An op-ed, published in April in The Conversation, pointed to oral sex as the leading risk factor for throat cancer. The leading risk factor for all throat cancer in most developed countries is human papillomavirus (HPV), which can be transmitted via oral sex.

United statesElectra paskettMatin imanguliNeil grossGeorge yangHisham mehannaCenters for diseaseMd anderson cancer centerOhio state university wexner medical centerInstitute of cancerDepartment of headUniversity of birminghamRutgers cancer institute of new jerseyGenomic sciencesEndocrine oncology at moffitt cancer centerOral sex really

Oral sex is leading factor in throat cancer epidemic , doctor says younger generations seem particularly affected by trend

Experts believe that oral sex may be the biggest factor in the rise of throat cancer.

United statesSouth africaHisham mehannaInstitute of cancerGenomic sciencesUniversity of birminghamNational cancer instituteAfrican cancer instituteAmerican cancer societyNational cancer institute unsplashNational cancer

Viewpoint: How to interpret crude racial categories that have historically defined human biological variation

Racial categories are crude maps imposed on human biological variation. How do scientists square them with genetics?

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The Engineer - Machine learning model predicts mortality risk for individual cardiac surgery patients

The mortality risk for individual cardiac surgery patients can be predicted with a machine learning-based model developed by researchers at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.

Gaurav pandeyRavi iyengarGenomic sciences at icahn mount sinaiSociety of thoracic surgeonsCardiovascular surgeryThoracic surgeonsMount sinai hospitalAssociate professorGenomic sciencesIcahn mount sinaiMount sinaiMachine learningCardiac surgeryMortality risk