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Life After Cancer: Hearing from Survivors

January 10, 2025

More people are now coming back to their regular lives after cancer treatment. While the lasting effects of the disease and its therapy can be quite substantial, we don't know much about how these effects influence survivors' everyday activities. This study set out to discover the common experiences

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The Bacteria That Help Cancer: How P. micra Speeds Up Colorectal Cancer

January 9, 2025

Ever heard of a tiny bacteria that can change how your body handles cancer? Meet Parvimonas micra (Pm), a germ that usually hangs out in your mouth. Scientists have found that Pm can mess with the immune system in a way that helps colorectal cancer (CRC) grow faster. Pm works by changing special im

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Bug Protein Powers Boost Cell Health: Fighting Inflammation and Stress

January 9, 2025

Ever heard of the Black Soldier Fly? Well, it turns out its protein powder, called BPH, is quite the superhero in the lab! Scientists recently found that BPH can help cells fight off inflammation and stress caused by harmful substances. They used LPS to challenge the L-929 cells, but with BPH around

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Nicknames and Tech: How They Shape Streamer Attitudes

January 9, 2025

Hey there, ever thought about how nicknames and tech can change how people act online? Well, let's dive into the world of E-commerce live streaming. You know those friendly names people use? Like calling someone "TechSavvySam" instead of just Sam. Turns out, these affectionate nicknames can really m

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Save a Knee: How One Woman's Gastrocnemius Muscle Flap Saved the Day

January 9, 2025

Namazi Hospital saw a fascinating case in 2024. A 46-year-old woman arrived with a broken tibia and a popliteal artery injury. The team first secured the tibia using an external fixator, then repaired the popliteal artery. Two weeks later, they removed internal implants due to an abscess. Unfortunat

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The Hidden World of Tree Genetics

January 9, 2025

Trees, with their extensive lifespans, accumulate genetic changes in their trunks and branches as they grow over centuries. This happens because the stem cells in the shoot apical meristem, which are responsible for growth, gather mutations independently. These mutations can alter the genetic makeup

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High Temperatures and Swab Quality: Testing ASF Detection

January 8, 2025

In the battle against African swine fever (ASF), early detection is crucial. Australia's remote, hot regions are at risk due to their large feral pig populations and proximity to countries with ASF. A recent study explored whether high temperatures in these areas could affect the accuracy of dry swa

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UV Light: New Weapons Against Viruses

January 8, 2025

Did you know that ultraviolet (UV) light can be a powerful tool in fighting viruses? Scientists have been exploring different wavelengths of UV-C light to find safer and more environmentally friendly ways to prevent viral infections. For example, far-UV-C radiation with a wavelength of 233 nm can ki

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Is Removing Lymph Nodes in Endometrial Intraepithelial Neoplasia Surgery Worth It?

January 8, 2025

Imagine you're about to have a robotic hysterectomy for endometrial intraepithelial neoplasia (EIN). Your doctor suggests removing some lymph nodes, too. But how cost-effective is this procedure? Let's explore this question with a critical eye. First, what's EIN? It's a condition where cells in the

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Smart Liposomes Boost Quercetin’s Cancer-Fighting Powers

January 7, 2025

Scientists have found a clever way to make quercetin, a naturally occurring compound, more effective against triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC). They created special liposomes, tiny fat particles, that can target and release quercetin more precisely. These liposomes are coated with a material call