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Surgeons in California perform first ever successful bladder transplant
Patient, 41-year-old man, was able to to go off dialysis with technique that two doctors worked for years to developSurgeons in California have performed the first ever successful bladder transplant,
Read MoreNew Dads, Non-Birthing Partners Less Likely to Get Prenatal Counseling on Vaccines
(MedPage Today) -- MINNEAPOLIS -- Non-birthing partners were far less likely to have received prenatal vaccine counseling than their birthing partners, but those who were vaccinated were more likel
Read MoreNovel Drug Reduced Bulging in Active and Chronic Thyroid Eye Disease
(MedPage Today) -- ORLANDO -- Infusions of the investigational monoclonal antibody veligrotug improved symptoms among patients with active and chronic thyroid eye disease, the phase III THRIVE clin
Read MoreOpinion: I’ve reported on presidents’ health for 53 years. No public evidence suggests Biden’s doctors mishandled prostate cancer testing
Some are criticizing Biden’s team for not testing him earlier for prostate cancer. But overtesting is a particular concern for all men, including presidents.
Read MoreA Genetic Clue to Why Men Are Taller Than Women
Researchers studied data from a million people and found evidence that a height gene shared by both sexes is amplified in men.
Read MoreSTAT+: GOP works through unresolved issues on Medicaid work requirements
House Republicans are advancing a budget reconciliation bill with $700 billion in Medicaid savings, but still undecided is what year work requirements would begin.
Read MoreSenate Dems Urge HHS to Undo Rule Barring Some Public Comments
(MedPage Today) -- Senate Democrats are urging the Trump administration to reconsider its recent move to get rid of public comment periods for certain proposed HHS regulations.
Read MoreIG Live May 20: The Attack on Medicaid
(MedPage Today) -- The U.S. health insurance landscape is shifting -- fast.
Read MoreBiden Has Reason for Optimism, Despite Advanced Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
(MedPage Today) -- Despite his age and an ominous-sounding disease, former President Joe Biden has reason for optimism about his aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis, announced over the weekend.
Read MoreThe Price of Survival, Paid in Advance
(MedPage Today) -- A recent op-ed in MedPage Today -- "Would You Rather Get Care in the U.S.
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