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In the News
TB test breakthrough: New blood test predicts development of TB via...
Currently, more than 10 million cases of TB are diagnosed annually, and an estimated 1.7 billion people are infected worldwide. Although only about 5%-20% of people who are infected with TB develop the disease, persons who live with someone with active TB are at the...
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Your Survey Responses
Benefits of HPV vaccine outweigh risks and costs, say OB-GYNs and...
Conducted in November 2017 by M3 Global Research, the survey included responses from 51 OB/GYNs and 50 pediatricians in the United States.
Participants were asked whether the benefits of HPV vaccination in women ages 10 to 29 outweighed the risks—98% of...
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