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Study Reveals Why Immunotherapy Fails for Rare Liver Cancer, Points to Existing Drug
ITHACA, N.Y. — For the small number of patients diagnosed each year with fibrolamellar carcinoma, the news has been grim. No cure…
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Hidden Dependency in Fast-Growing Tumors Unlocks New Cancer Treatment
LOS ANGELES, July 4 — For families facing some of the most aggressive cancers, a discovery out of UCLA this week offers…
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Rare thyroid cancer’s biology and inherited risks uncovered
SINGAPORE, July 3 — For families across Asia facing a diagnosis of medullary thyroid cancer, a rare form of the disease, the…
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Researchers Use Vitamin B12 to Bypass Blood-Brain Barrier in Glioblastoma Fight
Glioblastoma kills. It kills fast. Most patients get fifteen months, if they’re lucky. Surgery, radiation, chemotherapy — the standard toolkit — rarely…
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Modified B12 compound crosses blood-brain barrier, shows sustained anti-tumor activity
A modified vitamin B12 compound that sneaks past the brain’s defenses has cleared animal testing for glioblastoma. The next steps are concrete,…
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Robert Kiyosaki reflects on life’s purpose beyond wealth
NEW YORK, July 2 — Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” posted on social media that an Indian guru’s words…
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47-Year-Old Biohacker Bryan Johnson Diagnosed with Rare Autoimmune Gastritis
Bryan Johnson has a rare disease that is literally eating his stomach from the inside. The diagnosis is Autoimmune Gastritis, or AIG.…
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Phage display revolutionizes drug discovery in labs
NEW YORK, July 1 — There is a quiet revolution happening in a corner of biotechnology that most people have never heard…
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USC study finds fish oil reaches brain but fails to boost cognition in older adults
LOS ANGELES — The omega-3s got to the brain. They just didn’t do anything once they got there. That is the finding…
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Glutathione supplements’ hidden risks spark growing health concerns
NEW YORK, June 30 — If TikTok is to be believed, the fastest way to reduce inflammation, improve immunity, increase energy and…
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Doctors Detail Green Vomit Timeline as Key Sign of Infant Intussusception
It started with green vomit. Five days of it, in a four-month-old girl from a village roughly 450 kilometers outside Ahmedabad. That…
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Achieve program manager’s diversity work aids Phoenix-area families in debt relief
For the families using Achieve to dig out of debt or build savings, the news out of Phoenix this month might seem…
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Study Reveals Vapers Show Elevated Stress Chemicals and Heart Strain
DALLAS — The young adults who vape regularly are walking around with bodies in a constant state of “fight or flight.” That…
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Baby’s Green Vomit and Swollen Belly Signal Intussusception Case
Five days of green vomit. A four-month-old. A swollen belly. That is what a village girl, 450 kilometers from Ahmedabad, brought to…
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Study: Targeted Exercise Can Reverse Bone Density Loss in Men Over 45
Men over 45 have been losing bone density for years. Most don’t know it. A new meta-analysis, released June 28, confirms that…
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Green Bananas Offer Hidden Health Benefits, Experts Say
LONDON, June 27 — The conventional wisdom that green bananas are simply unripe and therefore unappealing has taken a hit. Experts are…
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Registered Dietitian Lists Six Daily Habits That Fuel Oxidative Stress
LONDON — The body has a daily war going on inside it. Free radicals — unstable molecules — rip through cells, damaging…
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6 Everyday Habits That Increase Oxidative Stress & Inflammation
LONDON, June 27 — Oxidative stress is a cellular-level imbalance, and a registered dietitian nutritionist has identified half a dozen routine habits…
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Interest Gap Defines Savings Accounts Versus UPI Wallet Functions
NEW YORK — The fundamental question dividing how Americans store their money comes down to a single word: interest. A savings account…
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Roosevelt’s advice on restraint gains new meaning for families facing medical crises
For anyone who has ever snapped at a loved one during a hospital visit, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s old saying lands like a…
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New Study Reveals Long, Silent Buildup of Brain Changes Before Dementia Onset
The clock on dementia starts ticking long before the first forgotten name. New research confirms what many in the longevity field have…
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Red meat worsens symptoms for irritable bowel disease patients
LONDON, June 24 — Eating red meat may trigger worse symptoms in people with irritable bowel disease, while pea protein appears to…
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New study finds beef protein worsens inflammation in mice with bowel disease
LONDON — The protein on your plate may be doing more than just feeding your muscles. For the half-million people in the…
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New statistical tool explains how drug doses produce patient outcomes
The gap between knowing a drug works and knowing why has cost medicine dearly. Countless therapies have passed clinical trials only to…
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