James GallagherHealth and science correspondent
BBCBowel cancer samples that have been stored for up to a century will be analysed to try to solve the mysterious rise of the disease in young…
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Century-old tumours could reveal why more young people are getting bowel cancer
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Century-old tumours could reveal why more young people are getting bowel cancer
Holly, 27, is one of a growing number of young people getting the disease.
Her bloating and weight loss were originally put down to irritable bowel syndrome until she became so ill she ended up in A&E.
The young actress was diagnosed with advanced…
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AI robots and smart lenses among Cambridge Science Park plans for 2026
Janine MachinEast of England technology correspondent
BBCPhysical AI is a “hot topic” according to Tim Ensor at Cambridge Consultants ‘Common sense’ robots
In a dark room on Cambridge Science Park, two humanoid robots wearing trainers are walking…
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Exploring the Immunological Implications of Insoluble Particulate Impu
Introduction
Hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers are widely utilized for facial rejuvenation, volumization, and skin quality enhancements in non-invasive aesthetic procedures, owing to their favorable biocompatibility and reversibility.1 As a…
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A small amount of weekly exercise may reduce depression symptoms in people with chronic illness – Harvard Health
- A small amount of weekly exercise may reduce depression symptoms in people with chronic illness Harvard Health
- Physical activity shows comparable benefits to therapy for treating depression News-Medical
- Exercise may relieve depression as…
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Sivelestat sodium mitigates lung injury post-acute pulmonary embolism by inhibiting NE-SPP1 neutrophil recruitment and restoring redox balance
Guarnieri, G. et al. Contemporary management of acute pulmonary embolism. Int. J. Cardiol. 436, 133422 (2025).
Smulders, Y. M. Pathophysiology and treatment of haemodynamic instability in acute…
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Why hot water in winter mornings is game changer for health
Many people focus on drinking enough water daily, but often overlook its temperature. Health experts note that drinking hot water early in the morning can offer multiple benefits for digestion, circulation, and…
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Harmful mouth bacteria may trigger Parkinson’s disease
There is a new reason to take daily tooth brushing seriously. Researchers in South Korea have found strong evidence that bacteria from the mouth can move into the gut and influence brain cells, potentially playing a role in the development of…
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US recommends fewer childhood vaccines in major shift
All vaccines currently recommended by CDC will remain covered by insurance without cost sharing
The US will no longer recommend that every child receive immunizations against several diseases including rotavirus and influenza. Photo: AFP (file)
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Charting brain cell epigenomics to reveal origins of psychiatric disorders
In a revealing Genomic Press Interview published today in Genomic Psychiatry, Dr. Maria Margarita Behrens recounts an extraordinary scientific journey that wound through four countries and multiple disciplines before arriving at…
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