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BAP1 Genetic Alterations Response For Various Cancers, Study Shows

Scientists have identified over 5,000 genetic variations aiding specific cancers, potentially transforming cancer care. Published in Nature Genetics, this

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Ketogenic Diets Have Cardiovascular Benefits, Study Shows

In the late 1800s, the medical community first noted the health benefits of low-to-very-low carbohydrate (ketogenic) diets, which allowed

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Smoking Cessation Can Lead To Improved Cogntive Function in Aging Adults, Study Shows

A new study published in Nature Communications has established a correlation between smoking cessation and cognitive function in aging

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Two Tips To Consider To Boost Daily Stable Energy Levels

Most people often overlook diet's role in fatigue and unstable energy levels. Surprisingly foods that we often think can

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How You To Achieve Adequate Calcium Intake To Prevent Osteoporosis Without Milk

Milk is a key source of calcium, crucial for bone health but most people don't consume milk because of

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Bright Lights At Night Could Lead To Type II Diabetes, Study Shows

Exposure to bright nighttime lights may pose a surprising risk factor for Type 2 diabetes, according to a recent

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Depression in Teenage Years Increases Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Later In Life, Study Shows

Depression among adolescents affects approximately 8% globally and significantly increases the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) later in life,

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Scientists Make Novel Discovery On Liver Regeneration Which Could Reverse Aging

In a groundbreaking study published in Nature Aging, researchers from Duke Health have unveiled a potential breakthrough in liver

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Immune Cells That Maintain Adipose Tissue Health Could Transform Type II Diabetes Treatment

Researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) have unveiled new insights into how a specific molecule, miR-6236, regulates insulin

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Cancer Treating Medicine Could Be Causing Hearing Loss In Survivors, Study Shows

A study by University of South Florida and Indiana University researchers has revealed substantial long-term hearing loss in cancer

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