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The National Center for Health Research reviews important new research as soon as it is published. We cut through the hype regarding various medical treatments to let you know what is proven and what is unknown about the risks and benefits of various treatment options. We do not accept funding from the companies that make medical products, so you can trust that our information is based on science, and not biased by financial ties to the treatments we’re evaluating.

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What Women Need to Know About Inflammatory Breast Cancer

Inflammatory breast cancer is very fast-growing and aggressive. It is also very rare – less than 5 % of all breast cancer cases, and perhaps only 1%. It occurs so infrequently that many breast care specialists have never met a patient who has it.

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Summary of: Breast Implants, Self-Esteem, Quality of Life, and the Risk of Suicide

Women’s Health Issues, August 2016. Breast augmentation is the most common cosmetic surgery in the US, but studies have shown that suicide rates are higher for women with implants.

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Warning on 5 Diabetes Drugs that Increase Heart Failure

People with diabetes are more likely to develop heart disease, but new research shows that patients taking any of several type 2 diabetes medications are even more likely to develop heart failure, compared to patients on other diabetes medications.

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Misleading Drug Advertisements

Do you think drug ads are providing helpful information or selling us a fantasy about miracle cures? We want to hear from you!

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Home Birth: What You Need to Know Before Considering a Home Birth

There are many reasons why women consider giving birth at home or at a birthing center rather than in a hospital. One reason is the desire to have more control over the process of childbirth, and especially the desire to avoid Caesarean sections.

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