
Genprex Links TROP2 to Lung Cancer Gene Therapy
New preclinical and trial-sample research suggests TROP2 levels may predict which lung cancer patients respond to REQORSA.
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New preclinical and trial-sample research suggests TROP2 levels may predict which lung cancer patients respond to REQORSA.
Dr. Jenny Wang and illustrator Angela Pan Wong promote self-acceptance through their new release.
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Do you think local government is doing enough to address opioid overdoses in your community?
The city's public health department has released a dashboard tracking local overdose data, emergency visits, and naloxone distribution in Austin and Travis County.

The hospital is ending its home-based hospice services in Austin at the end of October.

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Would you trust a wearable skin patch to manage your stress and improve your sleep?
A new wearable skin patch significantly improved REM sleep duration and onset speed in recent study participants.

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Would you choose an at-home high-tech workout service over a traditional fitness studio membership?
The service provides electrical muscle stimulation training at homes and offices across the city.

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