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Early Breast Cancer: Treatments, Symptoms, and Survival
MANILA, July 2 — For families across Asia facing a breast cancer diagnosis, the word “early” carries immense weight. In the early…
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Public delays seeking cancer care amid symptom concerns
LONDON, July 1 — One in three people who notice a possible warning sign of cancer wait at least six months before…
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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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Global Cancer Cases Drive Surge in Oncology CRO Demand
LAS VEGAS, July 1 — The global market for oncology-based in-vivo contract research organizations (CROs) is set to accelerate substantially, according to…
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Analysis warns compulsory KiwiSaver risks future government interference with savings
Compulsory KiwiSaver is a trap waiting to spring. That is the blunt message from a new analysis that lands as National promises…
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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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Caitlin Leggett’s leukaemia diagnosis reveals she and twin are identical
CARDIFF, July 1 — A 24-year-old woman has died of leukaemia just weeks after she began fundraising for life-saving treatment abroad, her…
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Study: Quitting Smoking for Vaping Raises Lung Cancer Risk 56%
SEOUL — A sweeping new study out of South Korea is casting serious doubt on the idea that switching to e-cigarettes is…
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Large Study Finds Switching to Vaping Does Not Lower Lung Cancer Risk
SEOUL — The largest study yet on what happens to lungs after smokers switch to vaping has delivered a blunt verdict: quitting…
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Study: Ex-Smokers Who Vape Daily Face 56% Higher Lung Cancer Risk
SEOUL — The numbers are brutal. A 56% higher lung cancer risk for former smokers who swap cigarettes for daily vaping. Not…
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NIH launches world’s largest integrated health database
NEW YORK, July 1 — 747,000 participants. That is the headline number for the National Institutes of Health’s All of Us research…
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NIH expands genetic diversity with new All of Us research data
The UK Biobank had a problem. It was big — roughly 500,000 participants with genomes and health records. But it was also…
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Mount Sinai feeds patient data into NIH’s 535,000-genome health database
New York’s Mount Sinai Health System has already started plugging patient data into what is now the world’s largest integrated health database.…
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New Study Finds Candela’s Nordlys Laser Reverses Skin Aging
MARLBOROUGH, Mass., June 30 — A peer-reviewed study published today in Scientific Reports, a Nature Portfolio journal, provides the first in vivo…
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Niacinamide Studies Reveal New Clues Linking Cancer to Metabolism
CHICAGO, June 30 — For families facing a glioblastoma diagnosis, the timeline is brutally short. Median survival runs just 12 to 15…
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The Malaga doctor leading pioneering cancer treatment for children
MALAGA, June 30 — The shift in childhood cancer treatment is happening inside a Madrid lab, led by a researcher from the…
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Spanish researcher traces single gene flaw behind rare childhood cancer
A single gene gone wrong. That is the core problem with rhabdoid tumours. And it is the core clue that a Spanish…
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Study: 70% of Queenslanders sought skin cancer treatment over 8 years
For eight years, 40,000 Queenslanders walked into doctors’ offices, clinics, and hospital rooms to have skin cancers cut out, burned off, or…
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QIMR Berghofer study: 70% of Queenslanders used skin cancer services in eight years
For decades, Queensland has been the place where the sun doesn’t just shine — it attacks. The state holds the world’s highest…
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Spanish researcher leads efforts to improve 20% survival rate for childhood tumours
MADRID — The survival rate is 20 percent. That is the number that defines rhabdoid tumours in children. Five years out from…
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Coma Patient Wakes Without Memory of Infant Son, Doctors Cite Retrograde Amnesia
The brain is a stubborn archive. It holds onto faces, sounds, the feel of a September afternoon pressing apples with friends. But…
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Young cancer survivor kicks off Race for Life after remission
ABERDEEN, June 28 — A young woman from Moray who was rushed to hospital after a tumour was found pressing against her…
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E-Comms Hiding Health Info: Are Quick Delivery Apps Making It
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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Quick-Commerce Apps in Manila Deliver Blood Pressure Meds Without Prescriptions
MANILA — The doctor on the phone asked Ratish Sharma how old he was and how long he had been taking Telma…
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