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News for Healthier Living
First Remote-Controlled Device for Male Incontinence in U.S. Implanted at Duke
 A surgical team at Duke Health has performed the first U.S. implantation of a new remote-controlled artificial urinary sphincter that aims to give men who struggle with incontinence after treatment for pelvic cancers a more personalized and discreet way to manage bladder control. The announcement comes at the start of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, a time when attention often turns to survivorship issues that affect men long after treatment.
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- First Remote-Controlled Device for Male Incontinence in U.S. Implanted at Duke
- WashU Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Transplant Center Perform Breakthrough Robotic Liver-Kidney Transplant Innovative Procedure Extends Minimally Invasive Transplantation to Patients Requiring Both Organ
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- Mount Sinai Researchers Report Largest Study Supporting Three Courses of Radiation for Children With Deadly Brain Tumor
- AFib in the Summer: Know the Triggers
- The Medical Minute: Is BMI telling the whole story?
- AI-Assisted Approach Helps Novice Users Capture Heart Ultrasound Images, Identify Aortic Stenosis
- Katie's Corner Helps Women Facing Ovarian Cancer
- Alcohol-Linked Cancer's Toll Extends Far Beyond the Liver With Deaths Rising Across Age Groups
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- In Canada, Immigration Status Is Associated with Length of ICU Stay After Stroke
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- Stroke Survivors Should Start Rehab Within 48 Hours, New Guidelines Say
- Study Finds 1 In 13 Young Adults Has Hidden Artery Disease
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- Back Braces Don't Seem To Help Ease Pain, Review Finds
- Weighted Blankets Help Ease Hospital Anxiety, Study Says
- Trump and RFK Jr.'s Health Industry Deals Haven't Been Enforced And Are At Risk Of Vanishing
- Muscle Matters: Simple Scan Could Predict Heart Surgery Risks
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- Penn Nursing Study: Youth Suicide Risk Remains High in Violent Neighborhoods, Despite Post-Pandemic Recovery
- Babies and Food Allergies: A Parent's Guide to Early Introduction and Safety
- Twenty-Five Years Later, the 9/11 Health Crisis Continues to Impact Responders
- Social Media Trend Involving Popular 'Squishy' Toys Could Lead to Serious Burns
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