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The growing translational research movement aims to bring benefits to patients in years instead of decades.
Phase 3 trial is underway to test whether a shingles medication brings relief to swallowing disorder patients.
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Drug-safety expert Elizabeth Phillips, M.D., addresses her multidisciplinary mission to make drugs safer and more accessible.
Study exposes low utility of sinus CT, the most common test given to febrile neutropenic pediatric patients with cancer.
Four-point strategy reduces risk of multiorgan involvement.
Vanderbilt experts weigh in on the effectiveness of polyhexanide for the prevention of SSIs after laparotomy.
Risk-prediction models inform antibiotic use in non-neutropenic patients – and now a new cancer population.
Allergists establish hospital protocols for identifying and removing falsely applied penicillin-allergy labels.