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Host of Big Books & Bold Ideas, a show about books & reading on MPR News. Follow @thethreadmpr for all things books.
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Consensus Panel Calls for Enhanced Radiation Shielding

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By Kerri Miller Verified
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A multisociety panel led by the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions called for routine implementation of enhanced radiation protection devices in fluoroscopy laboratories, arguing that conventional protective apparel and movable shields no longer fully satisfy the “as low as reasonably achievable” principle in light of newer technologies. The expert consensus statement does not establish a new federal or state regulation.
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Side Effects: Signals in Strange Places

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By Kerri Miller Verified
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An Exacerbation May Show Up in the Voice An asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease exacerbation may begin changing the voice on day 1—before medication was started in some participants. In the prospective TACTICAS study, 73 adults recorded daily speech on their own smartphones for about 3 months, producing 23,799 recordings and capturing 38 exacerbations.
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Side Effects: Bro Science, Actually

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By Kerri Miller Verified
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A Bodybuilding Supplement Shows Up in an Unexpected Immune Pathway A new study finds that dendritic cells inside tumors rely on creatine to power their attack on cancer. Researchers found that intratumoral dendritic cells (DC) markedly upregulate the creatine transporter (CrT) compared to their splenic counterparts. Knock out CrT in mice, and DCs become weaker: less CD86, less MHC-II, fewer inflammatory cytokines, and a reduced ability to prime CD8 T cells against tumor antigens.
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