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Immune System Malfunctions Cause Autoimmune Diseases, Allergies
MANILA, July 10 — For the millions of people across Asia living with conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, type 1 diabetes, or lupus,…
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Adaptive Immune System Uses B and T Cells for Targeted Immunity
MANILA, July 10 — For communities across Asia, the idea that our bodies can “remember” a germ we fought off years ago…
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Anti-Aging Market Forecast to Reach $421.4 Billion by 2030, Research Firm Says
NEW YORK, July 10 — The global anti-aging market, valued at $191.5 billion in 2023, continues to expand as the world’s population…
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Alzheimer’s Drug Lecanemab Slows Cognitive Decline 27% in Trial
MANILA, July 10 — For millions of families across Asia and around the world, the shadow of Alzheimer’s disease has long been…
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Mouth swab test detects oral cancer in under an hour, study finds
LONDON, July 8 — A new non-invasive oral brush biopsy assay, called qMIDSV3, can detect oral squamous cell carcinoma in under an…
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FDA Approves Breyanzi CAR-T Therapy for Relapsed Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
MANILA, July 7 — For families across the region watching loved ones battle blood cancers that keep returning, a new treatment option…
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Chemical in Tires Linked to Potential Alzheimer’s Risk
WASHINGTON, July 7 — The chemical that keeps tires from crumbling under the sun may be linked to one of the most…
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Owerko Centre Among Sites Sharing Alberta Cancer Foundation’s $35M Trials Fund
CALGARY, July 7 — A major investment announced yesterday is set to transform how quickly families across Alberta, and potentially beyond, can…
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Treasury’s Office of Financial Research Faces Deep Staff Cuts and Budget Pressure
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The Office of Financial Research has about 300 analysts and economists watching for the next threat to the…
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Dr. Maya Rosman: This is the healthiest way to eat watermelon
MANILA, July 1 — Summer is here, and for families across the region, that means one thing: the craving for a cold,…
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Quick-Delivery Apps Approve Prescription Medicines With a Brief Call, Doctors Warn
MANILA, June 30 — For many Filipino families, getting a prescription refilled can be a hassle. But a recent experience by Ratish…
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Buckie trainee ambulance technician, in remission from rare lymphoma, launches Aberdeen Race for Life
ABERDEEN — Dr. Gavin Preston delivered the news on June 22 last year. He told Kayla Esson the cancer was gone. For…
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Cancer signs thousands overlook – ‘won’t contact GP for
LONDON, June 29 — A troubling pattern is emerging across the UK, one that families here and across Asia might recognise all…
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Cell junction genes predict breast cancer subtype outcomes
TOKYO — A new study offers a more personal look at breast cancer, suggesting that the way cells stick together could help…
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Grey Hair in Your 20s, Foggy Memory in Your 30s: What Neurologists Say About Stress
MANILA, June 28 — For many people across Asia, noticing grey hair in their twenties or struggling with memory in their thirties…
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Doctors say stress can add to grey hair and memory lapses but rarely explains them
MANILA — The mother who cannot remember where she put her keys. The young office worker spotting grey strands in the mirror.…
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Retiree Past 70.5 With $500,000 Seeks Advice on Unwanted RMDs
The math on a forced withdrawal is simple enough. The Internal Revenue Service says you must take it. You take it. But…
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State pensioners living alone warned they need to find extra £500
MANILA, June 27 — For families across the region with loved ones living alone in the UK, a quiet financial shift is…
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Single Pensioners Now Need £13,900 a Year for a Minimum Standard of Living
The gap between a full state pension and a basic standard of living in the UK just got wider. By £500. That…
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Robert Over 70.5 Asks Clark Howard About RMDs From 3 Accounts
MANILA, June 27 — A retiree named Robert, already past age 70.5, called into The Clark Howard Show with a problem many…
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Kathy Schleifer Explains Sensory Therapy for Pueblo Kids
PUEBLO, Colo., June 26 — For families across Asia and here at home, a child’s meltdown in a crowded market or refusal…
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Pueblo Occupational Therapist Kathy Schleifer Featured for Sensory Therapy Work
PUEBLO, Colo. — The sensory overload that sends a child into a spiral at a grocery store or makes them reject a…
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Blood Protein Found To Predict Dementia Risk Decades In Advance
MANILA, June 26 — There is a protein swimming in our blood that could warn us about dementia decades before any symptoms…
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Eugene Emergency Doctors Beat a Corporate Takeover, a Rare Win, Says White Coat Investor
MANILA, June 25 — A group of emergency physicians who fought to preserve their independent practice in a dispute that gained national…
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