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Strand Life Sciences Wins Indian Patent for Blood-Based Early Cancer Detection Test
BANGALORE, July 7 — A new patented technology from Strand Life Sciences is changing how doctors look for cancer in its earliest,…
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Immunotherapy Revolution: New Cancer Treatments Transform Patient
PHILADELPHIA, July 5 — For families facing a cancer diagnosis, the word “immunotherapy” has become a beacon of hope over the last…
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Global Cervical Cancer Treatment Market to Hit $14.43B by 2034
NEW YORK, July 3 — Behind every number in a market report is a person. A mother, a sister, a friend. That’s…
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Compulsory KiwiSaver needs guardrails to prevent government investment control
WELLINGTON, July 1 — The case for making KiwiSaver compulsory is weaker than most people assume, according to a new analysis that…
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Study tracking 40,000 Queenslanders finds 70% used skin cancer services
Queensland’s health authorities now face a clear deadline for action after the release of a major study tracking 40,000 residents over eight…
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A third of people with cancer red-flag symptoms did not see a GP for six months
LONDON — A troubling new picture of how Brits respond to possible cancer symptoms has emerged, with research showing that a third…
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Stomach Cancer Surge in Under-50s: Experts Reveal Key Risk Factors
GREENVILLE, S.C., June 28 — Carly Douglas was 34 years old, a mother of three, and an influencer with 140,000 Instagram followers.…
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Cleveland study finds vitamin B12 compound may cross blood-brain barrier to treat glioblastoma
CLEVELAND — Fifteen months. That is the average survival time for a patient diagnosed with glioblastoma. Surgery, radiation, chemotherapy — standard care…
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New vitamin B12 therapy shows promise against deadly brain cancer
CLEVELAND — A modified form of vitamin B12 is showing early promise in the fight against glioblastoma, one of the deadliest and…
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Pension expert says retirees must review finances annually as costs rise £500
Claire Trott has a blunt message for anyone who thinks a state pension is a set-it-and-forget-it plan. It is not. The Head…
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Study Links Elevated GDF15 Protein to Higher Dementia Risk Decades Before Onset
The math on dementia is brutal, and getting worse. Across Asia, aging populations are swelling. Families are watching parents and grandparents slip…
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Pueblo Therapist Explains How Sensory Therapy Helps Overwhelmed Children
PUEBLO, Colo. — The ceiling fan hums. A shirt tag scratches. A blender roars. For most people, these are background noises. For…
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Stress, Sleep, Hormones: Why You Gain Weight Despite Not Overeating
Gurugram, June 19 — For many people, the struggle to lose weight or maintain a healthy weight is a constant battle, despite…
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Clalit doctors tell new immigrants to find a family doctor they trust
Immigrants arriving in Israel typically pick a health fund within days of landing. They often do it without knowing what they are…
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Ernexa Reports Clean Safety Results for ERNA-101 Ahead of Planned Q4 2026 IND Filing
Cambridge, Mass. — Ernexa Therapeutics is betting on a single cell therapy to crack one of oncology’s hardest nuts: the so-called “cold”…
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Royal College says more than 300 deaths a week in England are linked to long A&E waits
It is a grim arithmetic with no easy answer. On the other side of the Atlantic, the British National Health Service—the crown…
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Johann Lafer Says Lymphoma Cannot Be Cured After Early Chemotherapy Gains Shrank His Lymph Nodes
Understanding Lafer’s Condition Lafer was diagnosed with an indolent, low-grade, non-Hodgkin lymphoma earlier this year, with the diagnosis being made public in…
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Study Finds Teenagers Are Sleeping Less Than Ever
WASHINGTON, June 7 — A study analyzing data from more than 120,000 U.S. high school students collected between 2007 and 2023 found…
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Scripps Researchers Find STING Protein Change That Drives Alzheimer’s Brain Inflammation in Mice
LA JOLLA — The immune system’s emergency alarm never shuts off in an Alzheimer’s brain. Now scientists know why. Researchers at Scripps…
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Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship MV Hondius Leaves Three Dead Off Cape Verde
A public health emergency has emerged off the coast of West Africa, where the MV “Hondius” remains under quarantine following a hantavirus…
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Kent Students Queue for Meningitis Vaccine as Cases Reach 27
England, March 18, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — The University of Kent in England has begun rolling out the meningococcal vaccine following a…
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WHO Rates Omicron Variants Nimbus and Stratus Low Risk After June 2025 Evaluation
As of June 25, 2025, the World Health Organization (WHO) continues to monitor the evolution of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2…
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Listeria Outbreak Kills Infant in California
A recent listeria outbreak in California, United States, has resulted in the death of an infant and left at least ten other…
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FDA Approves Lazertinib With Amivantamab as First-Line Treatment for EGFR Lung Cancer
For patients with a common form of lung cancer, a new treatment option arrived in the United States on August 15, 2024.…
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Personalized mRNA Cancer Vaccine Succeeds in First Phase 3 Melanoma Trial
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Indiana University Study Ties Delayed Colorectal Cancer Treatment to Higher Metastasis Risk
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