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Kristin Jenkins

Kristin Jenkins

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Kristin Jenkins

Kristin Jenkins is an award-winning writer and editor who has held senior executive positions at a number of magazines and newspapers for physicians, including The Medical Post, Canadian Family, Thomson Healthcare, Canadian Pediatrics and Canadian OB/GYN. Since 2015, she has been a regular contributor to 麻豆传媒 and a columnist for the Reading Room.

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A physician pointing at a renal cyst on an MRI.

Are Low-Density Incidental Renal Masses Being Misdiagnosed?

New study raises concerns about criteria for benign cysts vs aggressive renal cancer

A vial of Keytruda over a micrograph of non-small cell lung cancer

Pembrolizumab Shows Survival Benefit in KRAS-Mutant NSCLC

Improved OS, PFS, and response rates compared to chemo in first-line

A blood vial and a test form with K (Potassium) checked off for testing

Clinical Challenge: Serum Potassium, Monitoring, and Mortality

Association between serum potassium and increased mortality underscores need for close patient follow-up, researchers say

The bottle and packaging of Imbruvica over an electrocardiogram

Ibrutinib's Cardiotoxicity Comes Into Focus

Study identifies new cardiac events linked to so-called targeted therapy

Ovarian Cancer Survivors Face Increased CV Risks

Venous thromboembolism risk almost 6 times higher than in general population, large study finds

Ceftriaxone Should Remain First-line Treatment for Gonorrhea

Second-line alternative identified for treatment-resistant genital gonorrhea

High Genital Wart Burden in Unvaccinated Men

The prognosis may seem grim with multiple recurrences over the lifespan attributed to HPV-6/11 infection

Kidney Stones Tied to Renal Carcinoma

But more research is needed to unravel mechanisms behind the relationships, study authors say

Docs Need to Discuss Money Matters with Cancer Patients

Breast cancer, older patients report high levels of "financial toxicity"

Frequent Basal Cell Cancers Sign of Broader Inherited Risk

Tripled rates of internal malignancies such as breast and prostate tumors

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