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New screening guidelines may help reduce lung cancer disparities

UC Davis Health — March 10, 2021

New lung screening guidelines will give more Black people, women, and younger people, who smoke less, access to life-saving lung cancer scans. The guidelines will help address health disparities and catch more cases of lung cancer, earlier. The goal is to reduce the odds of dying from the biggest cancer…

UC Davis Medical Center

Surviving ovarian cancer may depend on where you live

UCI Health — March 9, 2021

Where a woman calls home may affect whether she receives the high-quality standard of care necessary to beat ovarian cancer, the fifth most common cause of cancer death among U.S. woman, a UCI Health study shows. “We know that many fewer women than we would like are receiving the standard…

Nexplanon birth control study seeks participants

UC Davis Health — March 9, 2021

UC Davis Health is now enrolling women in a new study to extend Nexplanon’s use to five years. Nexplanon is a contraceptive implant that is inserted under the skin of the upper arm to provide birth control. The implant is currently approved for three years of use.

UC Davis Medical Center

Helping kids with autism transition back to in-person school: 10 tips

UC Davis Health — March 9, 2021

Many area schools are making plans to return to in-person instruction. After a year of distance learning, the transition may be tough for families, educators and students. Children with autism may face even greater challenges with the change. Here are resources and tips for easing that transition.

UC Davis Medical Center

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