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Locally Recurrent Rectal Cancer After Chemo Reirradiation – European Medical Journal Locally Recurrent Rectal Cancer IOERT Outcomes
NEOADJUVANT chemo-reirradiation alongside IOERT surgery produced manageable toxicity, and 75.7% two-year survival in patients with locally recurrent rectal cancer (LRRC).
Why This Multimodality Approach Matters
LRRC remains challenging,…
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Golden Retriever Refuses To Leave Baby’s Side in Wholesome Video
Dogs are often praised for their loyalty, but that devotion can take on an entirely new meaning when a baby enters the family. Many pets seem to instinctively understand that something important has changed. You might even find them adjusting…
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A diet gap could be part of the anxiety problem, research suggests
Anxiety is a feeling where an individual believes their brains are betraying…
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Vietnam to provide free HPV, pneumococcal vaccines for children from 2026-Xinhua
HANOI, Dec. 26 (Xinhua) — Vietnam will offer free vaccinations to children against cervical cancer caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) and pneumococcal diseases from 2026, aiming to expand immunization coverage and ease the financial burden…
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PFAS Exposure And Multiple Sclerosis Risk
NEW research suggests that exposure to PFAS, particularly when combined with related pollutants, is associated with higher odds of multiple sclerosis, with genetic factors further shaping individual vulnerability.
Environmental…
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Smoking cessation boosts TB recovery with help of mobile messages
A new study has revealed that tuberculosis (TB) patients who smoke can recover more quickly if they quit this harmful habit, and mobile phone use can play a significant role in helping them do so.
As part of the…
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Why scientists are catching whale breaths….with drones
A humpback whale exhales out of its blowhole. Scientists are now using drones to study these exhalations and identify when whales are sick. Image: Dr. Mridula Srinivasan/NOAA
Scientists in…
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Whale breath can hint at health. Now drones can collect them : Short Wave : NPR
A humpback whale exhales out of its blowhole. Scientists are now using drones to study these exhalations and identify when…
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