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Scientists “turbocharge” immune cells to attack prostate cancer
A new class of engineered, supercharged T cells is stronger, longer-lasting, and more precise at killing prostate cancer cells by fine-tuning how they physically interact with tumor cells. …
03-19-2026
Stopping GLP-1 drugs can quickly erase cardiovascular benefits
Stopping or interrupting GLP-1 drugs for six months or more in type 2 diabetes patients raises the risk of major cardiovascular events by up to 22%, undoing previous benefits. …
03-18-2026
Discovery of a bacterium that protects against long COVID
Scientists found that higher levels of the bacterium Dolosigranulum pigrum in the respiratory microbiome are linked to a reduction in the persistence of long COVID symptoms. …
03-17-2026
Heart disease risk tied to certain gut microbial metabolites
In a study involving data from thousands of people, the risk of a new coronary heart disease diagnosis was statistically associated with the bloodstream levels of nine specific metabolites produced…
03-17-2026
A new RNA therapy could help the heart repair itself after a heart attack
Researchers describe an RNA therapy designed to enhance the heart’s natural ability to protect and repair itself after injury. …
03-13-2026
Scan that makes prostate cancer cells glow could reduce the need for biopsies
PSMA PET/CT imaging uses a molecule that highlights aggressive prostate cancer cells as bright spots, helping distinguish cancers that require treatment from low-risk cases to prevent overdiagnosis.
03-12-2026
Natural prebiotic fiber inulin helps relieve arthritis pain
Prebiotic fiber inulin reduced pain, improved grip strength, and lowered pain sensitivity in people with knee osteoarthritis. …
03-12-2026
High-fat diets cause gut bacteria to enter the brain
A recent study conducted in mice shows that live bacteria from an imbalanced gut microbiome can directly enter the brain via the vagus nerve, potentially impacting neurological health. …
03-12-2026
Enhancing gut-brain communication reverses age-related cognitive decline in mice
A new study in mice has identified a critical link between gut bacteria and age-related cognitive decline. …
03-11-2026
A short walk can significantly improve your gut health
New research shows that gut motility, an important factor for gut health, increases within minutes of physical activity. …
03-10-2026

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Scientists “turbocharge” immune cells to attack prostate cancer

A new class of engineered, supercharged T cells is stronger, longer-lasting, and more precise at killing prostate cancer cells by fine-tuning how they physically interact with tumor cells. …

Stopping GLP-1 drugs can quickly erase cardiovascular benefits

Discovery of a bacterium that protects against long COVID

A new RNA therapy could help the heart repair itself after a heart attack

Enhancing gut-brain communication reverses age-related cognitive decline in mice

Heart disease risk tied to certain gut microbial metabolites

Scan that makes prostate cancer cells glow could reduce the need for biopsies

Gut microbiome regulates colon regional differences and injury susceptibility

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Diet and Lifestyle

Natural prebiotic fiber inulin helps relieve arthritis pain

High-fat diets cause gut bacteria to enter the brain

A recent study conducted in mice shows that live bacteria from an imbalanced gut microbiome can directly enter the brain via the vagus nerve, potentially impacting neurological health. …

A short walk can significantly improve your gut health

Exercise triggers memory-related brain rhythms in humans

Ketogenic diet may restore exercise benefits in people with high blood sugar

Daily multivitamin use may slow biological aging

Gut bacteria and low-protein diet can reprogram fat to burn more energy

Gut microbiome interventions restore feeding behavior altered by early-life unhealthy diet

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Preventive Medicine

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

Severe vitamin D deficiency is associated with a higher rate of hospitalization for respiratory tract infections such as bronchitis and pneumonia. …

Shingles vaccination linked to slower biological aging in older adults

Whooping cough vaccination for pregnant women strengthens babies’ immune system

Normalizing blood sugar can halve heart attack risk

COVID-19 vaccination significantly reduces risk to pregnant women and baby

Shingles vaccination may prevent or delay cognitive decline and slow dementia progression

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