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New strategy may target the WNT signaling pathway to treat cancer with minimal side effect
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Three landmark studies link genetic variation to disease mechanisms in immune cells
Three landmark studies analyzed immune cells from nearly 2,000 people, revealing how genetic variation influences disease risk and supporting the development of precision treatments for autoimmune diseases, neurological conditions, and…
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Vascular aging: How our blood vessels age from within
A Human Aging Endothelial Cell Atlas was created by analyzing gene activity in more than 375,000 endothelial cells from the blood vessels of 12 healthy human tissues, revealing molecular changes…
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Common nutritional supplement identified as a potential treatment for psoriasis
Pantethine, a vitamin B5 derivative, reduces skin inflammation in mice and may benefit people with psoriasis when used in combination with other treatments. …The vitamin B5 derivative pantethine reduces skin…
10-27-2026
Physical activity may help buffer genetic risk for depression
New research suggests that regular physical activity may lower the risk and severity of major depression, particularly among people with a genetic predisposition. …
10-26-2026
Pancreatic cancer: Researchers reprogram the tumor microenvironment
Blocking the CD44 receptor alters tumor-promoting cells in the tumor microenvironment and could improve prospects for treatment of pancreatic cancer. …
10-23-2026
Major new study identifies potential new treatment targets for the most common type of colorectal cancer
Researchers have identified vulnerabilities and promising drug combinations, including repurposed medicines, that could lead to more effective personalized treatments for the most common and difficult-to-treat form of colorectal cancer. …
10-23-2026
Precision oncology: Comprehensive DNA sequencing reveals hidden cancer drivers
Long-read DNA sequencing studies found genetic alterations missed by conventional sequencing and traced the origin of a rare pediatric tumor. …
10-22-2026
Cancer cells killed with their own carbon monoxide
A synthetic compound uses excess carbon monoxide in tumor cells to produce anti-cancer drugs inside them, potentially destroying tumors while minimizing harm to healthy tissue. …
10-22-2026
Nutritional supplement may help ease cognitive impairment after breast cancer treatment
A nutritional supplement containing oxaloacetate—a molecule naturally produced by the body that helps cells generate energy—may improve cognitive function and reduce fatigue in some breast cancer survivors after treatment. …
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New strategy may target the WNT signaling pathway to treat cancer with minimal side effect

A new strategy targets the WNT signaling pathway, whose hyperactivity is common in cancers and boosts malignancy through multiple mechanisms. …

Three landmark studies link genetic variation to disease mechanisms in immune cells

Vascular aging: How our blood vessels age from within

Major new study identifies potential new treatment targets for the most common type of colorectal cancer

Cancer cells killed with their own carbon monoxide

Pancreatic cancer: Researchers reprogram the tumor microenvironment

Precision oncology: Comprehensive DNA sequencing reveals hidden cancer drivers

New circadian subtype of depression identified

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Common nutritional supplement identified as a potential treatment for psoriasis

Physical activity may help buffer genetic risk for depression

New research suggests that regular physical activity may lower the risk and severity of major depression, particularly among people with a genetic predisposition. …

Nutritional supplement may help ease cognitive impairment after breast cancer treatment

Prescriptions for nature shown to ease loneliness

Exercise as medicine—how exercise protects joints in aging-related osteoarthritis

How psychological stress triggers rheumatoid arthritis flares via an IL-6-dependent pathway

Brief e-cigarette use can cause lasting lung damage and weaken defenses against respiratory viruses

Less ultra-processed food and more physical activity lower type 2 diabetes risk, regardless of genetics

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Benefits of vaccination extend beyond protection from infection

A study in mice shows that vaccination can prevent long-term immune-related consequences resulting from an acute viral infection. …

Human gut microbiome shapes vaccine side effects

A weekly session of isometric exercise training may maintain lower blood pressure

Two-thirds of adults with high blood pressure do not know they have it

Artificial intelligence model predicts pancreatic cancer risk 3 years before diagnosis

Immunization to prevent RSV in infants reduced ICU admissions by 97 percent

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New strategy may target the WNT signaling pathway to treat cancer with minimal side effect

Three landmark studies link genetic variation to disease mechanisms in immune cells

Vascular aging: How our blood vessels age from within

Common nutritional supplement identified as a potential treatment for psoriasis

Physical activity may help buffer genetic risk for depression

Pancreatic cancer: Researchers reprogram the tumor microenvironment

Major new study identifies potential new treatment targets for the most common type of colorectal cancer

Precision oncology: Comprehensive DNA sequencing reveals hidden cancer drivers

Cancer cells killed with their own carbon monoxide

Nutritional supplement may help ease cognitive impairment after breast cancer treatment

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Biomedical Advances

New strategy may target the WNT signaling pathway to treat cancer with minimal side effect

Three landmark studies link genetic variation to disease mechanisms in immune cells

Vascular aging: How our blood vessels age from within

Major new study identifies potential new treatment targets for the most common type of colorectal cancer

Cancer cells killed with their own carbon monoxide

Pancreatic cancer: Researchers reprogram the tumor microenvironment

Precision oncology: Comprehensive DNA sequencing reveals hidden cancer drivers

New circadian subtype of depression identified

Diet and Lifestyle

Common nutritional supplement identified as a potential treatment for psoriasis

Physical activity may help buffer genetic risk for depression

Nutritional supplement may help ease cognitive impairment after breast cancer treatment

Exercise as medicine—how exercise protects joints in aging-related osteoarthritis

How psychological stress triggers rheumatoid arthritis flares via an IL-6-dependent pathway

Brief e-cigarette use can cause lasting lung damage and weaken defenses against respiratory viruses

Less ultra-processed food and more physical activity lower type 2 diabetes risk, regardless of genetics

Preventive Medicine

Benefits of vaccination extend beyond protection from infection

Human gut microbiome shapes vaccine side effects

A weekly session of isometric exercise training may maintain lower blood pressure

Two-thirds of adults with high blood pressure do not know they have it

Artificial intelligence model predicts pancreatic cancer risk 3 years before diagnosis

Immunization to prevent RSV in infants reduced ICU admissions by 97 percent

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