Study shows how low-cost auto safety features would reduce traffic deaths in some countries
Consumer-aimed programs that rate cars for safety and other measures would help lower traffic death rates in the Caribbean and Latin America.
Lasofoxifene found to be a promising treatment for therapy-resistant breast cancer
A drug originally developed for osteoporosis could provide a more effective treatment for people with therapy-resistant, ER-positive metastatic breast cancer than the current standard of care, with fewer unwanted side effects.
UChicago Medicine enrolling patients in LymphBridge clinical study for surgical treatment of breast cancer-related lymphedema
The University of Chicago Medicine is enrolling patients in LymphBridge, a randomized clinical study to evaluate a novel surgical treatment for addressing breast cancer-related lymphedema.
