Childhood Virus Linked To Higher Bladder Cancer Risk, Say UK Scientists
Researchers in the United Kingdom have identified a virus commonly caught in childhood that may contribute to bladder cancer later in life.
New Microscopic Metal Particles Show Promise In Targeted Cancer Therapy
Scientists have developed tiny metal particles that kill cancer cells without harming healthy ones, paving the way for safer, more precise treatments.
Study Links Loneliness And Social Isolation To Higher Cancer Mortality Risk
A study has found that loneliness and social isolation may increase the risk of dying from cancer and other causes among cancer patients.
Rheumatoid Arthritis May Develop Long Before Signs Show, Study Finds
A new study has shown that rheumatoid arthritis (RA) begins developing long before any outward signs appear, offering hope for earlier diagnosis and prevention.
Oral Bacteria In Gut May Trigger Parkinson’s, Study Finds
Oral microbes that settle in the gut may influence brain cells and play a role in triggering Parkinson’s disease, a new study has found.
Study Urges New Approach to Combat Liver Fibrosis
A new study suggests that focusing solely on inflammation may not be enough to tackle liver fibrosis in people with metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD).
