Housework Can Lower Cancer Risk, Study Finds
The study found that the most active participants—those who engaged in consistent, moderate activity—were 25% less likely to develop cancer compared to
Nanotechnology Breakthrough Could Enhance Treatment for Aggressive Breast Cancer
TNBC presents a unique challenge for conventional therapies because it lacks the specific proteins that are targeted by many traditional treatments for
Nanotechnology Breakthrough Could Enhance Treatment for Aggressive Breast Cancer
The researchers are focusing on using these nanoparticles to boost the activity of T-cells, which are white blood cells responsible for identifying
Ways Prioritizing Sleep Can Boost Your Productivity and Success
By ensuring you get enough sleep, you give yourself the mental clarity needed to approach work and life with a renewed sense
Study Unveils Key Mechanism Behind Crohn’s Disease
This study marks the first time researchers have demonstrated that gamma delta IELs are critical in balancing pro-inflammatory and regulatory immune responses
Hidden Residual Cancer Linked to Worse Outcomes
Residual cancer refers to the small number of cancer cells that may survive treatment and remain undetectable by standard imaging techniques A
Childhood Obesity Linked to Increased Risk of Chronic Lung Disease Later in Life
The study focused on the relationship between childhood body mass index (BMI) and the later development of COPD, showing that children with
Air Pollution Contributing to Surge in Heart Attacks in India, Experts Warn
Dr. Bansal’s team recently conducted a study that found a direct link between increases in particulate matter levels and the number of
Five Healthy Habits That Can Add Years to Your Life
Chronic stress can take a heavy toll on your body, leading to increased risk of anxiety, depression, and cardiovascular disease Adopting healthy
Study Links Type 2 Diabetes to Increased Risk of Obesity-Related Cancers
Significantly higher risks were found for certain types of cancer. New-onset T2D was associated with a 27 percent increased risk of bowel