Melissa McDonnell discusses a new index used to predict mortality and disease outcomes for patients with bronchiectasis.
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New Stem Cell Technology Could Make Life Easier for Kidney Disease Patients
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California's stem cell agency is funding a clinical trial of a technology that relies on a patient's own stem cells to work effectively.
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