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Hepatoblastoma Remains One of Childhood Cancer’s Toughest Mysteries
03/17

Hepatoblastoma Remains One of Childhood Cancer’s Toughest Mysteries

Hepatoblastoma Remains One of Childhood Cancer’s Toughest Mysteries Some childhood cancers are frightening not only because they are serious, but because they remain biologically elusive. Hepatoblastoma — the most common liver tumour in children — si...

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03/16
A Genetic Risk Score for Diabetes and Obesity Sounds Promising — but the Evidence Here Doesn’t Prove It
03/16

A Genetic Risk Score for Diabetes and Obesity Sounds Promising — but the Evidence Here Doesn’t Prove It

A Genetic Risk Score for Diabetes and Obesity Sounds Promising — but the Evidence Here Doesn’t Prove It Precision medicine has made one idea especially appealing: if disease risk is partly written into our biology, why not measure it early and act so...

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More Radiation for Liver Cancer May Improve Control Without a Clear Toxicity Trade-Off
03/16

More Radiation for Liver Cancer May Improve Control Without a Clear Toxicity Trade-Off

More Radiation for Liver Cancer May Improve Control Without a Clear Toxicity Trade-Off In liver cancer care, the idea of adding more treatment is never simple. Unlike many other tumours, hepatocellular carcinoma often develops in an organ that is alr...

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Engineered Bacteria Are Emerging as a New Delivery System in Colorectal Cancer
03/16

Engineered Bacteria Are Emerging as a New Delivery System in Colorectal Cancer

Engineered Bacteria Are Emerging as a New Delivery System in Colorectal Cancer At first glance, the idea sounds almost absurd: take bacteria — the same kind of organisms people often associate with infection or food poisoning — and turn them into too...

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Pregnancy Really Does Change the Brain — and Science Is Starting to See Why
03/16

Pregnancy Really Does Change the Brain — and Science Is Starting to See Why

Pregnancy Really Does Change the Brain — and Science Is Starting to See Why For a long time, the idea that pregnancy changes the brain lived in an awkward space between cliché and condescension. It showed up in jokes about forgetfulness, in eye-rolls...

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Why Higher Buprenorphine Doses Are Getting a Hard Look in the Fentanyl Era
03/16

Why Higher Buprenorphine Doses Are Getting a Hard Look in the Fentanyl Era

Why Higher Buprenorphine Doses Are Getting a Hard Look in the Fentanyl Era In opioid use disorder care, staying in treatment is not a side issue. It is one of the clearest predictors of whether someone is more likely to avoid relapse, emergency care,...

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How stress affects the body: the silent weight we carry every day
11/13

How stress affects the body: the silent weight we carry every day

Stress doesn’t always shout. Most of the time, it whispers. It shows up quietly — in the tightness of your shoulders, in the shallow way you breathe, in the tiredness that doesn’t leave even after sleeping. We tend to ignore these signs, telling ours...

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Disconnecting to reconnect: finding yourself beyond the noise
11/13

Disconnecting to reconnect: finding yourself beyond the noise

We live surrounded by noise — digital noise, emotional noise, the noise of expectations and constant stimulation. Messages arrive before we’re ready, notifications interrupt our thoughts, and the pressure to stay connected never seems to pause. Somew...

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