Health & Medicine
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New Vitamin B12 Compound Breaks Blood-Brain Barrier to Target Glioblastoma
The battle against glioblastoma has been, for decades, a story of almost unrelenting failure. Survival times have barely budged. The blood-brain barrier,…
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Modified Vitamin B12 Compound Shows Early Promise Against Glioblastoma
For decades, the blood-brain barrier has been the graveyard of hope for glioblastoma patients. A new study suggests a modified vitamin might…
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Study Links Less Than 42 Minutes Daily Sunlight Exposure to Higher Dementia Risk
The latest study out of China, published in the journal General Psychiatry, lands in a country where nearly a million people already…
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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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Study links daily outdoor time of under 42 minutes to higher dementia risk
Nearly a million people in the UK are living with dementia. The condition kills more than 75,000 every year. There is no…
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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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Sleep Repair Cycle Disrupted by Chronic Sleep Deprivation, Dietitian Warns
London — The body has a maintenance crew. It works the night shift. When that shift is cut short, the repair work…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rise Among Young Adults, Data Shows
For a 34-year-old in New York, the blood in the stool was easy to explain away. Hemorrhoids, maybe. A bad reaction to…
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Doctors Investigate Environmental and Lifestyle Factors Behind Millennial Rectal Cancer Rise
Doctors are asking a hard question about people born after 1980. They want to know what changed. Rectal cancer is rising in…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rise in Americans Under 50, Cause Unclear
Something is changing inside the bodies of people born after 1980. Doctors can see it in the data. Rectal cancer, a disease…
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Green Banana’s Resistant Starch Prompts Nutritional Reassessment Among Experts
Green bananas have been the office punchline for decades. The fruit nobody wants. The one that sits in the bowl turning brown…
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Green Bananas’ Resistant Starch Feeds Gut Bacteria, Experts Report
LONDON — That hard, sour banana you skipped this morning? It might have been the smarter choice. The fruit’s green stage, long…
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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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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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The 4 Hormones Most Adults Need More Of
CHICAGO, June 26 — Most adults are walking around with suboptimal hormone levels, and a growing number of health experts argue that…
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Low Testosterone Is Linked to a Higher Risk of Cancer, Study Finds
NEW YORK, June 26 — A sweeping new analysis suggests that very low testosterone levels in men may serve as an important…
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New Study Links Very Low Testosterone to Higher Risk of Cancer Death
For years, doctors have told men that low testosterone is bad for their sex drive, their energy, their mood. Now comes word…
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Experts Say Bedtime Rituals Build Stronger Memories Than Grand Gestures
Forget the expensive birthday gift. Forget the family vacation. A child’s most vivid memory of a parent may come from five minutes…
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Study Links Very Low Testosterone to Increased Cancer Death Risk in Men
For years, doctors have watched men with low testosterone get sicker more often. Heart disease. Diabetes. Frailty. The reasons were never entirely…
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Study of 26,000 Men Links Very Low Testosterone to Higher Cancer Death Risk
NEW YORK — A man’s testosterone level has long been a proxy for vitality, strength, even virility. The new analysis flips that…
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GDF15 Blood Protein May Warn of Dementia Decades Before Symptoms
MANILA — A single protein circulating in the bloodstream may reveal a person’s dementia risk decades before memory loss or confusion ever…
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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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Tilray Medical announces clinic partnership during Armed Forces Weekend in Aldershot
The timing of Tilray Medical’s latest move is no accident. Armed Forces Weekend in Aldershot draws veterans by the hundreds. That is…
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