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The examination reveals complex load and survival patterns among people with digestive cancers in China

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The examination reveals complex load and survival patterns among people with digestive cancers in China
18
Jul

Cancer cancers of the digestive system (DSMTS), including esophagus, stomach, colorectal, liver and pancreas-breaking tumors-breaking the serious challenge of public health in China. A recent national epidemiological study conducted by HU Published in Trends in 2004–2021 were analyzed, revealing complex load and survival patterns. While progress has been made in reducing mortality from some cancers, […]

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Restoring neurons in the almond body reveals anxiety in mice

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Restoring neurons in the almond body reveals anxiety in mice
05
Jul

Synaptic physiology laboratory, led by Juan Lerma at the Institute for Neurosciences (In), the common center of the Spanish research council (CSIC) and Miguel Hernández (UMH) Elche, found that a specific group of neurons in Amygdalia, the brain region involved in regulation of emotions, light a key role in conditions such as conditions, such as […]

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The gene expression examination reveals the tips on asbestos -interstitial miracle

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The gene expression examination reveals the tips on asbestos -interstitial miracle
01
Jun

The expression of genes leading to DNA changes caused by asbestos exposure can explain the development of malignant pleural interstitis (MPM), rare and aggressive cancer. Analyzing public RNA-SEQ data through a comprehensive bioinformatic pipeline, scientists cooperating with the SBARRO (SHRO) health research organization have developed a in-depth picture of molecular mechanisms involved in carcinogens induced […]

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Testing of the brindle Danio reveals the hidden threats associated with environmental toxins from tires

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Testing of the brindle Danio reveals the hidden threats associated with environmental toxins from tires
19
May

Emerging impurities from N- rubber tires (1.3-dimethylbution) -n’-fenyl-p-fenyleniamine (6PPD) and its 6PPD-kwinone (6PDQ) oxidation product-new red flags for water ecosystems. The recent study reveals that the prolonged exposure to these chemicals at the organic realistic level disturbs the metabolism of lipids and carbohydrates, causes liver damage and changes behavioral patterns in the brindle danio. The […]

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The examination reveals colonitis as a beta growth trigger in obesity

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The examination reveals colonitis as a beta growth trigger in obesity
10
May

Scientists from the University of Tohoku Graduate School of Medicine have discovered a key step in the ERK trail in the liver, which leads to increased insulin production. While their previous work focused on the aspects of the signal path from the liver to the pancreas, the current study shows an even earlier step, which […]

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The study reveals a relationship between traumatic experiences and the risk of endometriosis

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The study reveals a relationship between traumatic experiences and the risk of endometriosis
10
Feb

Can past injuries shape physical health in women? Last study published in He examined the relationship between traumatic experiences and endometriosis, a painful condition affecting millions of women around the world. Using observation and genetic data, scientists have studied whether the history of injury and genetic predispositions play a role in the risk of endometriosis. […]

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Do you think being overweight hurts your happiness? The study reveals a surprising twist

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Do you think being overweight hurts your happiness? The study reveals a surprising twist
27
Jan

Obesity is often associated with a range of health problems, from chronic diseases to emotional stress and mood disorders. But does gaining weight always affect your happiness? A recent study reveals that the link between body weight and emotional well-being is more complex than previously thought, suggesting that for some people, gaining weight may slightly […]

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Study reveals gap between monitoring heart health and working with a doctor

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Study reveals gap between monitoring heart health and working with a doctor
22
Jan

Technological advances are making it increasingly easier for people to self-monitor their heart health, either with a smart device on their wrist or finger, or with a blood pressure monitor. But a new nationwide study commissioned by The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center found that while many Americans use heart-monitoring devices, few share that […]

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Coffee, soda or wine? Dentist reveals the drink that stains teeth the most

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Coffee, soda or wine? Dentist reveals the drink that stains teeth the most
14
Jan

Could your favorite drink be the biggest culprit in your yellowing smile? While coffee, tea, wine, and soda have long been blamed for discoloring teeth and weakening enamel, one of them surprisingly stands out as the worst offender. In a viral TikTok experiment, a California dentist revealed the unexpected title winner – and it may […]

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New research reveals greater impact of Tobacco 21 policy

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New research reveals greater impact of Tobacco 21 policy
02
Jan

In 2020, the federal minimum age for purchasing tobacco products was officially raised from 18 to 21, as an increasing number of states and localities across the country moved to raise the age of purchase for tobacco products to protect the health of young adults. One factor behind this change was a 2015 report by […]

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