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20 / December / 2024 Postdoctoral fellowship in immuno-oncology Fellowship at the Immuno-oncology Research Center in São Paulo open to Brazilians and foreigners; applications accepted until 12/31 Por Editorial staff
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18 / December / 2024 Collaborative effort to unlock Down syndrome Focusing on personalized medicine, Argentine biologist Joaquin Espinosa outlines how recent advancements in research can help predict risks and enhance the quality of life for individuals with Down syndrome Por Moura Leite Netto
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26 / November / 2024 More patient-centric clinical trials Decentralized research helps to widen the diversity of patients undergoing clinical trials and expedite the development of new medications and therapies Por Úrsula Neves
21 / November / 2024 Where do centenarians live? Flaws in life expectancy projections can affect public policies, pension rates, and planning of hospitals and nursing homes Por Helder Nakaya
12 / November / 2024 The importance of health policies based on data science Despite the vast amount of data on the public health system, governments rarely uses these resources to develop and improve public policies Por Fabio Kon
