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MRI-guided radiotherapy produces fewer side effects and better quality of life for patients with localized prostate cancer

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For men who undergo radiotherapy for localized prostate cancer, the precise targeting capabilities of MRI guidance resulted in fewer toxicities and better quality of life according to new research.See the Story

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Brain changes in autism are far more sweeping than previously known, study finds

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Brain changes associated with autism encompass more areas than previously believed, a new study reports. Researchers identified brain-wide changes in all 11 cortical regions analyzed. The greatest gene drop-offs were found in the visual cortex and the parietal cortex, a brain area associated with processing touch, pain, and temperature information. The findings shed light on sensory hypersensitivity associated with ASD.See the Story

Breathing into a paper bag can calm anxiety attack » UCLA Health Connect

Elizabeth Ko, MD and Eve Glazier, MD Dear Doctor: I was having a panic attack and thought I might faint. [...]See the Story

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