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Can Drinking Coffee Cure Liver Diseases?
Coffee For Liver Health: This article delves into the relationship between consumption of coffee for liver health, exploring the potential benefits of coffee and its limitations as a complementary approach to liver disease prevention and management.
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Scientists Deplore Sharp US Cut In Medical Research Funding
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) said late Friday it was setting a 15 percent limit on its funding of "indirect," or overhead, costs linked to research.
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Research And Development In Lung Cancer
This article is a part of Lung Connect India Foundation's initiative 'Lung Cancer Awareness - United In Our Goals', focusing on lung cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
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Is Alcohol Safe For Health? 8 Health Effects Of Alcohol Consumption We Already Know
Here, we explore eight known health effects of alcohol to understand whether it is truly safe for consumption.
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World Cancer Day 2025: Can Red Meat Cause Cancer, Let's Find Out
World Cancer Day 2025: By understanding the potential cancer risks and implementing dietary modifications, individuals can make informed choices to promote long-term health and well-being.
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Microplastics In The Air May Be Leading To Lung And Colon Cancer: Study
The study reviewed approximately 3,000 research papers and identified potential links between airborne microplastics and various health conditions.
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Tea And Coffee Linked To Lower Risk Of Head And Neck Cancers, Study Suggests
A recent study suggests that regular tea and coffee drinkers may have a slightly lower risk of developing head and neck cancers. While the research does not prove a direct protective effect, it provides valuable insights into potential dietary factor
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Global Research Reveals The Most Common Diseases Linked With Assisted Dying
More and more countries are legalising voluntary assisted dying. This lets a doctor, or sometimes a nurse practitioner, give life-ending medication to an eligible person who requests it.
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"Global Phenomenon": Bowel Cancer Is Rising Among Under-50s Worldwide, Study Finds
Rates of bowel cancer are rising among younger adults, a new study found that also revealed that rates are rising faster in England than in almost any other country.
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Student's Science Project With Bird Poop Leads To Discovery Of Cancer-Fighting Compound
Middle school students in Chicago discovered a cancer-fighting compound in goose poop during a STEM program led by Professor Brian Murphy, showcasing the potential of young scientists.
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Indian-Origin CEO Strikes "Significant" UK Pact To Combat Cancer, Dementia
The root causes of diseases like cancer, dementia and heart disease are expected to be better understood following a "significant" research partnership involving an Indian-origin entrepreneur's genetics initiative.
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Final Letter From Ex-YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Released Months After Her Death
Before her death on August 9, the ex-YouTube CEO wrote a final letter and talked about lung cancer diagnosis and efforts to research the disease.
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AI Technology Detects Cancerous Brain Tumours in 10 Seconds During Surgery
Researchers have developed FastGlioma, an AI-based model that can identify residual brain tumour tissue in just 10 seconds during surgery. The technology, which outperformed conventional methods, offers significant improvements in neurosurgery for diffuse gliomas and other cancers. It could revolutionise surgical practices by enabling faster, more ...
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Pregnancy-Associated Cancers On The Rise. What Researchers Say About It
Cancer diagnoses during pregnancy and in the year following the birth are rare. But such cases are becoming more common in parts of the world.
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Mitochondria Divide Roles for Energy and Molecular Synthesis Under Low-Nutrient Conditions, Reveals New Study
New findings reveal that mitochondria in nutrient-deprived cells adopt specialised roles to prioritise either energy generation or amino acid synthesis. Led by Dr. Craig Thompson of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, the study identified specific mitochondrial subpopulations, allowing cells to maintain critical functions even under stress. The...
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Can Drinking Coffee Cure Liver Diseases?
Coffee For Liver Health: This article delves into the relationship between consumption of coffee for liver health, exploring the potential benefits of coffee and its limitations as a complementary approach to liver disease prevention and management.
-
Scientists Deplore Sharp US Cut In Medical Research Funding
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) said late Friday it was setting a 15 percent limit on its funding of "indirect," or overhead, costs linked to research.
-
Research And Development In Lung Cancer
This article is a part of Lung Connect India Foundation's initiative 'Lung Cancer Awareness - United In Our Goals', focusing on lung cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
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Is Alcohol Safe For Health? 8 Health Effects Of Alcohol Consumption We Already Know
Here, we explore eight known health effects of alcohol to understand whether it is truly safe for consumption.
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World Cancer Day 2025: Can Red Meat Cause Cancer, Let's Find Out
World Cancer Day 2025: By understanding the potential cancer risks and implementing dietary modifications, individuals can make informed choices to promote long-term health and well-being.
-
Microplastics In The Air May Be Leading To Lung And Colon Cancer: Study
The study reviewed approximately 3,000 research papers and identified potential links between airborne microplastics and various health conditions.
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Tea And Coffee Linked To Lower Risk Of Head And Neck Cancers, Study Suggests
A recent study suggests that regular tea and coffee drinkers may have a slightly lower risk of developing head and neck cancers. While the research does not prove a direct protective effect, it provides valuable insights into potential dietary factor
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Global Research Reveals The Most Common Diseases Linked With Assisted Dying
More and more countries are legalising voluntary assisted dying. This lets a doctor, or sometimes a nurse practitioner, give life-ending medication to an eligible person who requests it.
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"Global Phenomenon": Bowel Cancer Is Rising Among Under-50s Worldwide, Study Finds
Rates of bowel cancer are rising among younger adults, a new study found that also revealed that rates are rising faster in England than in almost any other country.
-
Student's Science Project With Bird Poop Leads To Discovery Of Cancer-Fighting Compound
Middle school students in Chicago discovered a cancer-fighting compound in goose poop during a STEM program led by Professor Brian Murphy, showcasing the potential of young scientists.
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Indian-Origin CEO Strikes "Significant" UK Pact To Combat Cancer, Dementia
The root causes of diseases like cancer, dementia and heart disease are expected to be better understood following a "significant" research partnership involving an Indian-origin entrepreneur's genetics initiative.
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Final Letter From Ex-YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Released Months After Her Death
Before her death on August 9, the ex-YouTube CEO wrote a final letter and talked about lung cancer diagnosis and efforts to research the disease.
-
AI Technology Detects Cancerous Brain Tumours in 10 Seconds During Surgery
Researchers have developed FastGlioma, an AI-based model that can identify residual brain tumour tissue in just 10 seconds during surgery. The technology, which outperformed conventional methods, offers significant improvements in neurosurgery for diffuse gliomas and other cancers. It could revolutionise surgical practices by enabling faster, more ...
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Pregnancy-Associated Cancers On The Rise. What Researchers Say About It
Cancer diagnoses during pregnancy and in the year following the birth are rare. But such cases are becoming more common in parts of the world.
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Mitochondria Divide Roles for Energy and Molecular Synthesis Under Low-Nutrient Conditions, Reveals New Study
New findings reveal that mitochondria in nutrient-deprived cells adopt specialised roles to prioritise either energy generation or amino acid synthesis. Led by Dr. Craig Thompson of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, the study identified specific mitochondrial subpopulations, allowing cells to maintain critical functions even under stress. The...
