If you watched a bunch of animals living in identical conditions, you’d expect them to age in roughly similar ways.
But in a new study from Stanford, short-lived fish with similar genetics still aged very differently – and the weird part is…
Category: 6. Health
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Study maps cancer genes in cats, finding remarkable similarities to human cancers – DVM360
- Study maps cancer genes in cats, finding remarkable similarities to human cancers DVM360
- Study finds similarities in genes that drive cancer in cats, humans American Veterinary Medical Association
- Cats could hold the key to understanding breast…
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Hay fever misery lasts two weeks longer thanks to climate change – The Times
- Hay fever misery lasts two weeks longer thanks to climate change The Times
- Suffering from hayfever? 12 tips on how to make life easier as season kicks off The Irish Independent
- Hay fever hell lasts for much longer than it did in the 90s for…
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NIH-funded AI model predicts cancer survival from single-cell tumor data
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Study links specific cell populations to patient risk in melanoma and liver cancer.
In a National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded study, researchers…
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Antibiotics save babies' lives but affect their gut, lungs, and ability to fight infection – Medical Xpress
- Antibiotics save babies’ lives but affect their gut, lungs, and ability to fight infection Medical Xpress
- Antibiotic-resistance genes detected in babies within first 3 days of life CIDRAP
- Doctors are noticing a concerning trait in babies just…
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Rewriting the Patient Journey: GLP‑1 Drugs and the Rise of Oral Therapies
Weight loss drugs continue to play out in the global market, with forecasts estimated at a value of US$200 billion by 2030.
Leading the rise are oral GLP-1 drugs, with new obesity pills projected to push the GLP-1 market into its next chapter in…
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Yemen activates emergency response as measles outbreak kills dozens of children-Xinhua
ADEN, Yemen, April 21 (Xinhua) — The Yemeni government on Tuesday activated the national Health Emergency Committee amid a spreading measles outbreak that has killed dozens of children and infected thousands since the beginning of 2026.
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Young-Onset CRC Mortality Disproportionately Affects Individuals With Lower Educational Attainment – AJMC
- Young-Onset CRC Mortality Disproportionately Affects Individuals With Lower Educational Attainment AJMC
- Young Adult Bowel Cancer Deaths Concentrated in One Group, Study Finds ScienceAlert
- ‘You’re coming into my office, I’m scoping your…
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Methylation-Based AI Model Classifies Tumors of Unknown Origin
An artificial intelligence (AI) model using DNA methylation patterns was able to classify tumors of unknown origin with high accuracy, according to the results of a study presented at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)…
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Is Alcohol Damaging Your Lungs Early?
HIGHER alcohol consumption is associated with increased risk of small airways obstruction, even before major lung disease develops.
Alcohol Consumption and Small Airways Obstruction Risk
Emerging evidence suggests that alcohol consumption may…
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