Free the Data aims to facilitate discovery of "association between mutations and health outcomes" via entering BRCA1/2 reports into the public database of ClinVar which is a free, publicly accessible archive of reports and information on gene variants.
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It is important to note that another role for our high resolution typed archive is to confirm the existence of reported rare HLA alleles.
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Last month, The Archives of Internal Medicine reported that 37percentt of doctors in one survey complained that patients routinely demanded unnecessary prescriptions.
The paper, published online April 12 by the journal Archives of Neurology, reported on findings in 2,148 older adults (average age 77) living in northern Manhattan, none of whom had dementia at the beginning of the study period.
This viewpoint received a boost in August when The Archives of Internal Medicine reported that fully half of overweight adults and one-third of the obese had normal blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides and blood sugar — indicating a normal risk for heart disease and diabetes, conditions supposedly caused by being fat.
Last year the "Archives of Internal Medicine" reported, "Persons dying in the hospital often receive burdensome care immediately before death that may not match patient preferences".
At a busy emergency department in Washington D.C., researchers writing in Archives of Surgery reported that between 1988 and 1990, the average number of gunshot entry wounds per patient brought in after a shooting rose from 1.44 to 2.04.
For example, a study published last year in the Archives of Internal Medicine reported the findings from a half-million people in the NIH-AARP study that consumption of red meat was significantly associated with increases in total mortality, cardiovascular mortality and cancer mortality.
