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Recent research highlights the critical role of gut microbiome health in cancer treatment, particularly in immunotherapy and stem cell transplants. Doctors advocate for cautious antibiotic use and probiotic strategies to improve patient outcomes.
A psychiatric hospital near Paris uses donkey therapy to help patients with mental health conditions improve emotions, social skills, and self-esteem. Started in 2016, the program now includes various animals and seeks formal recognition through research.
Colon cancer has become the leading cause of cancer death for Americans under 50. Research suggests that modern diets rich in ultra-processed foods, declining gut microbiome diversity, and toxins from specific harmful bacteria may trigger more aggressive cancers in younger adults.
Migraine is often dismissed as a stubborn headache, but experts emphasize it is a complex neurovascular condition involving multiple mechanisms in the nervous and cardiovascular systems. Beyond severe pain, patients experience a constellation of symptoms, and it is the second leading cause of neurological disability in India.
According to Professor Tim Spector, fiber-rich foods can significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, and other conditions, with each additional 5 grams of fiber lowering heart disease risk by 5-11%. Yet, most Brits consume only 20g daily, well below the recommended 30g.
Ahead of World Brain Tumour Day, experts in Delhi-NCR report that survival in high-grade gliomas has improved by up to 50%, with median survival rising from 9–12 to 14–18 months. About 5% of patients now survive over 10 years, thanks to advances in molecular diagnostics, precision radiation, and targeted therapies.
Glycemic load considers how amounts of particular foods affect blood sugar. Diets with lower glycemic loads may offer certain health benefits like lower cancer risk and diabetes prevention. A recent secondary analysis suggests that consuming an avocado daily may help lower dietary glycemic load.
University of Cambridge experts, using AI, have developed a ‘universal’ coronavirus vaccine that can protect against thousands of known and unknown virus variants. Early human trials show it is safe, potentially replacing strain-specific shots and stopping future pandemics before they start.
According to The Washington Post, Trump has long taken a hair loss drug, but new health information suggests possible prostate issues. The GOP White House doctor revealed test results, raising public attention to the former president's health.
Being physically active has been linked to a longer, healthier life. However, questions remain about what types of exercise are best and how many minutes a week to spend on it for the best results. A new study found that a combination of both high aerobic activity and between 60 and 119 minutes per week of strength training may be best for lowering a person’s mortality risk from any cause. Scientists also found that between 90 and 120 minutes a week of resistance training may also possibly lower a person’s risk of dying from cardiovascular or neurological diseases.
This article critically evaluates the popular 2026 weight-loss supplement Slim Tide, analyzing its ingredients, scientific support, user feedback, and potential risks. The report finds that despite claims of boosting metabolism through gut health, there is limited evidence for significant weight loss, and concerns about exaggerated marketing and billing complaints exist. Consumers are advised to proceed with caution.
A pilot study published in Communications Medicine shows that a ketogenic diet (high-fat, low-carb, moderate-protein) is safe and feasible for patients with weight-normalized or mildly underweight anorexia nervosa, significantly improving eating disorder symptoms and depression scores, with nearly three-quarters of completers no longer meeting anorexia criteria.