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FDA approves new imaging tool to find advanced prostate cancer

The approach won't replace traditional blood screening tests, but it could help guide doctors when cancer spreads.

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FDA approves new imaging tool to find advanced prostate cancer, drugmaker says

FDA approves new imaging tool to find advanced prostate cancer, drugmaker says TODAY 2 hrs ago © Provided by TODAY The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new imaging agent to detect prostate cancer after it has spread to other parts of the body, the company that makes the agent said Thursday. Experts say the tracer, made by medical imaging company Lantheus, will give doctors an important visual aid to guide them to metastatic prostate cancer cells that, before now, were difficult to spot. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in men in the United States, after lung cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. More than 34,000 men die of the disease every year.

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Sacramento Semester Program in the Virtual Space

For a year now, students and faculty have learned to adjust to a virtual learning environment and all of the challenges that it brings.

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Why the Mediterranean diet is actually as beneficial as everyone says

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn The heart-healthy diet might offer anti-aging and cancer progression benefits. • 7 min read US News and World Report s best diets of 2021 Dr. Jennifer Ashton breaks down the top diet trends for the year and why the Mediterranean Diet is an overall favorite.STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images The Mediterranean diet inspired by the cuisines of Spain, Italy and Greece has been named the best overall diet by U.S. News & World Report for the fourth consecutive year. With its focus on fish, healthy fats and unprocessed grains, there s good evidence that sticking to this diet can lead to a longer life. But now, evidence is mounting that the Mediterranean diet may have benefits even beyond life longevity.

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Experts explain why the Mediterranean diet is as good as everyone says

Experts explain why the Mediterranean diet is as good as everyone says © STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images Seasoned salmon and olive oil are prepared in this stock photo. The Mediterranean diet inspired by the cuisines of Spain, Italy and Greece has been named the best overall diet by U.S. News & World Report for the fourth consecutive year. With its focus on fish, healthy fats and unprocessed grains, there s good evidence that sticking to this diet can lead to a longer life. But now, evidence is mounting that the Mediterranean diet may have benefits even beyond life longevity. “When people think of the Mediterranean diet, they think of a heart-healthy diet,” said Dr. Timothy Harlan, editor-in-chief of Health meets Food: the Culinary Medicine Curriculum. “But really, the Mediterranean diet has been shown to prevent Alzheimer’s disease, macular degeneration and cancer as well.”

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