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ETH Zurich Builds Light-Controlled Switch That Wakes Dormant Lung Cancer Cells in the Lab
One number sits at the center of this new cancer research: the glucocorticoid receptor. It is a single protein. It is the…
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Türkiye Puts 2026-2029 National Green Finance Strategy Into Force Ahead of COP31
Two years of work. Eleven ministries. Financial regulators, private-sector stakeholders, all at one table. The result, published this week in the Official…
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Patriotic Millionaires Say Wealthy New Yorkers Can Afford Mamdani’s Proposed Tax Hike
Andrew Tobias walked back into New York City this summer after 25 years in Florida. He came home to a Manhattan apartment…
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Mint Commentary Urges India to Win Trade Credit for Its Carbon Market and Climate Policies
NEW DELHI, July 5 — India’s trade-pact strategy needs a more forward-looking and equitable approach as climate policy gets entangled with trade,…
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US Cancer Survival Rose From 49% to 69% Since 1975, but Gains Are Uneven
NEW YORK, July 5 — For families facing a cancer diagnosis, the language of treatment can feel like a foreign country. Words…
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Bengaluru Couple Say Moving to Manali for Remote Work Saves Them Rs 30,000 a Month
MANALI — The mountains have a way of rewriting a budget. Anjali and Naman, a corporate couple who traded city life for…
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Tel Aviv researchers uncover cancer growth mechanism
TEL AVIV, July 4 — Researchers at Tel Aviv University have documented a mechanism by which cancerous tumors hijack a routine immune-system…
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Broker warns unpaid £60 parking fine can trigger mortgage default
Sixty pounds. That is the number that could unravel a mortgage application. A single unpaid parking fine, the kind many drivers dismiss…
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Tata Memorial Papaya Leaf Extract Trial Faces Journal Concern Over Platelet Results
MUMBAI, July 3 — A new Phase III randomised clinical trial from Tata Memorial Centre’s GI medical oncology department has validated the…
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Global Cervical Cancer Treatment Market to Hit $14.43B by 2034
NEW YORK, July 3 — Behind every number in a market report is a person. A mother, a sister, a friend. That’s…
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Oregon Emergency Doctors Use New State Law to Beat a National Staffing Company
MANILA — The emergency physicians who refused to be swallowed by a larger hospital system did not just win a legal fight.…
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Researchers Use Vitamin B12 to Deliver Glioblastoma Drug Past Blood-Brain Barrier
History is littered with promising cancer treatments that worked beautifully in mice and then fell apart in people. That sobering fact hangs…
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Modified Vitamin B12 Crosses Blood-Brain Barrier and Targets Glioblastoma in Animal Study
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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Expert warns of tax risks in using pre-IPO AI stock for home purchases
San Jose State University tech expert Ahmed Banafa has a warning for anyone tempted to swap pre-IPO shares for a house: the…
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New Infrastructure Planning Guidance Mandates Health Impact Assessments
The government’s new national infrastructure planning guidance runs through a set of numbers that define how major projects in England will get…
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Fatty Liver Linked to More Aggressive Spread of Bowel Cancer to the Liver, Study Finds
LONDON, July 3 — A fatty liver may be more than a metabolic warning sign. New research published in the journal Nature…
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Oncologist warns breast cancer signs go beyond a lump
LONDON, July 3 — Actress and presenter Lisa Faulkner has revealed she underwent surgery for early-stage breast cancer, a diagnosis she said…
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Actress Lisa Faulkner reveals early-stage breast cancer after routine mammogram
One woman in the UK receives a breast cancer diagnosis every ten minutes. That statistic, from research charity Breast Cancer Now, is…
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Vitamin B12 compound shows promise against deadly brain cancer
BOSTON — A modified form of vitamin B12, designed to deliver nitric oxide directly to tumors, has shown promise in early animal…
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Modified vitamin B12 compound reaches brain tumors in animal study and stays active
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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Modified B12 compound with nitric oxide targets glioblastoma in animal tests
Glioblastoma patients have a grim clock. Median survival: under 15 months. Even with surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, the tumor almost always returns.…
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Father’s Hope Shattered as Rare Brain Cancer Returns
SOUTH SHIELDS, July 2 — A first-time father has been told he has up to 12 months to live after a routine…
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Optimal strength training window linked to lower mortality rates
BOSTON, July 3 — A Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health study tracking 147,000 adults over 30 years has identified a…
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UK Treasury update puts tokenization and digital money at centre of payments plan
LONDON, July 2 — British regulators have updated the country’s national retail payments blueprint, calling for infrastructure that supports tokenization and allows…
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