Recent advancements in the health sciences have paved a new path to screening for recurring breast cancer with more accuracy. The Food and Drug Administration recently approved a microarray genetic test, called MammaPrint, that is designed to determine the likelihood of early-stage breast cancer recurrence within 5 to 10 years of initial treatment. Read more...
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February 28, 10:03 pm
New cancer test receives FDA approval
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February 28, 10:01 pm
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Burglary A doorknob was broken and a computer, nerve-fiber analyzer and lamp worth $75,800 were removed from the Jules Stein Eye Institute between Feb. 22 and 23. Read more...
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February 28, 10:00 pm
Feature Photo: ‘A civil competition’
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February 28, 10:00 pm
Art show aims to educate about HIV/AIDS
Students dressed in black and presented various forms of artistic expression Wednesday in order to educate the community about the diverse impact of HIV/AIDS on a local and global scale. Read more...
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February 27, 10:06 pm
Celebrating a collective heritage
Around 200 faculty, staff and students gathered Tuesday in Ackerman Grand Ballroom for the Martin Luther King Jr. 39th Memorial Anniversary Celebration luncheon, with Emmy Award-winning actress Alfre Woodard as a guest speaker. Read more...
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February 27, 10:05 pm
Bill aims to rework student loans
Senators and representatives from both major parties have come together in support of the Student Aid Reward Act, a bill which is aimed at making college more affordable for lower-income students. Read more...
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February 27, 10:04 pm
Israeli diplomat analyzes MidEast
Discussing countries such as Israel, Syria and Iran, newly appointed Israeli Ambassador Ron Prosor shared his frank analysis and personal experience in the region at a lecture on Middle Eastern politics Monday. Read more...