Health & Medicine
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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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Two Boston Doctors Explain How Toe Hair Signals Circulatory Health
Here’s a fact that might surprise you: your toe hair is not just a cosmetic afterthought. It is, in rare cases, a…
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Toe Hair Loss Signals Circulation Issues, Doctor Says
BOSTON — The hair on your toes might say more about your circulation than your grooming habits. And for some people, losing…
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Runners’ Toe Hair Thinning Linked to Shoe Friction, Doctor Says
BOSTON — Runners might notice something odd about their feet long before a blister forms: the hair on their toes starts thinning…
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Clalit physicians work to close knowledge gap for new immigrant patients
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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Dad’s TikTok advice videos helped save his daughter’s life after cancer
Emily Petterson was laid off. Then she got cancer. Then the treatments failed, one after another, each painful, each demanding long recovery,…
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Prostate cancer strikes one in eight men; aggressive cases require urgent care
Clarkson’s cancer fight: The numbers behind the disease that strikes one in eight men Jeremy Clarkson’s disclosure that he has an aggressive…
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Clarkson’s cancer disclosure highlights UK’s one-in-eight prostate cancer risk
Jeremy Clarkson told his farm team he had known since May. The season five finale of Clarkson’s Farm aired that knowledge —…
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Toe Hair Presence or Absence May Reveal Health Issues
BOSTON, June 18 — As warm weather returns, people are paying attention to the aesthetics of their feet, including their toe hair.…
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Family doctors key for new immigrants in Israel’s healthcare
Jerusalem, June 18 — For new immigrants in Israel, understanding the healthcare system can be overwhelming, but physicians from Clalit, the country’s…
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21 Virginia Cancer Specialists Earn Lifetime Spot in Washingtonian Hall of Fame
Twenty-one oncologists from one Northern Virginia practice have earned a permanent spot in Washingtonian magazine’s Top Doctors Hall of Fame. The recognition,…
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Lymphoma Research Foundation’s $3.9 Million Targets Complex Disease
The $3.9 million the Lymphoma Research Foundation is pumping into 24 new research grants does not exist in a vacuum. It lands…
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Lymphoma Research Foundation Awards $3.9 Million to Tackle Complex Questions
$3.9 Million in New Grants Targets Lymphoma’s Toughest Questions The Lymphoma Research Foundation has handed out 24 new research grants worth $3.9…
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Sonire Therapeutics’ Japanese Unit Wins Grant for Ultrasound-Based Cancer Therapy
Pancreatic cancer is one of the most lethal diagnoses a person can receive. Five-year survival rates linger in the single digits. Treatment…
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21 Virginia Cancer Specialists Oncologists Enter Top Docs Hall of Fame
Twenty-one oncologists at Virginia Cancer Specialists have been inducted into the Washingtonian “Top Doctors” Hall of Fame. The distinction is not given…
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Sonire Therapeutics Receives $13M Japanese Grant for Non-Invasive Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
Pancreatic cancer is notoriously hard to treat. Tumors hide deep in the abdomen, often diagnosed late. Surgery is brutal. Chemotherapy has limits.…
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Medical Second Opinion Market to Grow from $8.36B to $34.57B by 2035
Start with one number: 34.57. That is the projected value, in billions of U.S. dollars, of the global medical second opinion market…
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Rural Cancer Death Rates Fall Slower as Urban Access to Care Increases
For nearly three decades, the United States has seen cancer death rates fall. The turnaround began in 1991. But the gains have…
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Ernexa Therapeutics Advances ERNA-101 Toward Clinical Trials with IND Filing
Ernexa’s IND Timeline Signals Shift from Lab to Clinic CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — With GMP manufacturing already underway and an IND submission slated…
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Medical Second Opinion Market Projected to Reach $34.57 Billion by 2035
It started as a second opinion. Now it is a billion-dollar industry, growing so fast that the numbers alone tell the story.…
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Rural cancer death rates fall slower as urban survival improves
For nearly three decades, cancer death rates in the United States have been falling. The turnaround began in 1991. But that good…
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Ernexa Therapeutics Plans Q4 2026 Clinical Trial for ERNA-101 Therapy
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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Rural Cancer Survival Gap Widens as Urban Treatment Advances Outpace Progress
The gap in cancer survival between urban and rural America is not just a statistic — it carries real, measurable consequences for…
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Ocular Therapeutix Files Plan Using Single Trial for Wet AMD Drug Approval
A single clinical trial endpoint change, tucked into a regulatory filing plan, could reshape how a common cause of blindness is treated.…
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