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Targeting inflammation may help overcome drug resistance in colorectal cancer
Preclinical study finds colorectal cancer tumors evade chemotherapy by acquiring mutations and activating inflammatory pathways, suggesting that targeting this inflammation may improve treatment and prevent resistance. …
05-21-2026
Tumor microenvironment features may predict immunotherapy response in advanced rare cancers
In a Phase 2 study, pembrolizumab showed a modest response rate in rare cancers, and certain features of the tumor microenvironment were found to better predict immunotherapy response than genomic…
05-20-2026
Modern medicine makes gut microbiome diversity plummet
Rapid gut microbiome restructuring occurs in remote Amazonian Indigenous communities after even minimal exposure to modern medicine, shifting their gut microbes toward patterns typical of urban, industrialized populations. …
05-20-2026
Common food preservatives linked to high blood pressure and heart disease
A large prospective study finds that consuming foods containing common preservative additives may increase the risk of high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. …
05-20-2026
Healthy eating improves memory, but high-sugar diets may cause lasting damage
New research suggests that switching to a nutritious diet may not completely reverse the cognitive deficits and memory impairments caused by high sugar intake. …
05-18-2026
Reversing T cell exhaustion improves effectiveness of myeloma immunotherapies
Two companion studies show that mezigdomide can reverse T cell exhaustion and improve the effectiveness of CAR T-cell therapy and bispecific antibody treatments, which are already transforming the standard of…
05-18-2026
New analysis challenges long‑standing assumptions about yo-yo dieting
A new comprehensive analysis suggests that the common belief that yo-yo dieting is more harmful than remaining overweight is not supported by strong scientific evidence. …
05-15-2026
ALS is driven by a domino‑like chain reaction that begins in nerve cells
New research reveals that ALS progresses in a domino effect beginning with early motor neuron damage, followed by harmful inflammation, which informs personalized treatment and explains disease variability. …
05-14-2026
Insufficient and excessive sleep associated with accelerated aging
An analysis of biological clocks across the human body suggests that both insufficient and excessive sleep may accelerate aging in the brain, heart, lungs, and immune system. …
05-13-2026
Common asthma drug shows promise for reversing fatty liver
Formoterol, commonly used to treat asthma, may provide a new therapeutic option for fatty liver disease. …
05-08-2026

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Targeting inflammation may help overcome drug resistance in colorectal cancer

Preclinical study finds colorectal cancer tumors evade chemotherapy by acquiring mutations and activating inflammatory pathways, suggesting that targeting this inflammation may improve treatment and prevent resistance. …

Tumor microenvironment features may predict immunotherapy response in advanced rare cancers

Modern medicine makes gut microbiome diversity plummet

ALS is driven by a domino‑like chain reaction that begins in nerve cells

Brain artery widening, not blockages, linked to common stroke

Reversing T cell exhaustion improves effectiveness of myeloma immunotherapies

Common asthma drug shows promise for reversing fatty liver

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Diet and Lifestyle

Common food preservatives linked to high blood pressure and heart disease

Healthy eating improves memory, but high-sugar diets may cause lasting damage

New research suggests that switching to a nutritious diet may not completely reverse the cognitive deficits and memory impairments caused by high sugar intake. …

New analysis challenges long‑standing assumptions about yo-yo dieting

Garlic-derived compound shows potential to improve muscle health during aging

How eating primes immune cells for future responses

Insufficient and excessive sleep associated with accelerated aging

Study shows improvement in cognitive performance is possible at any age

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Preventive Medicine

The cost of delaying childhood hepatitis B vaccination

Delaying hepatitis B vaccination after birth increases infections among newborns and decreases their survival rates and quality of life. …

Low-dose triple-combination blood pressure pill cuts recurrent stroke risk by 40 percent

Prenatal exposure to certain medications linked to increased autism risk

Shingles vaccination linked to slower biological aging in older adults

Vitamin D deficiency increases risk of hospitalization from serious respiratory tract infections by 33 percent

Taking paracetamol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy does not increase risk of autism, ADHD or intellectual disabilities

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