At-Home Urine Test Could Detect Most Bladder Cancer Cases, Study Finds
The study also found that the test identified all 17 cases of muscle-invasive bladder cancer and 35 of 36 high-grade tumours...
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Alcohol-Related Cancer Deaths Double in the U.S. as the Number of Such Deaths Rises Over 33 Years
The researchers note that the public remains much more aware of the association between alcohol and liver disease than of its potential role in the development of other types of cancer.․․
An Unexpected Paradox: Both Very Low and Very High Testosterone Levels May Be Equally Dangerous for the Heart
The researchers suggest that the mechanism may involve testosterone’s effects on the electrical activity of heart cells.․․
The Independent: Aging Is the Main Risk Factor for Cancer
At the same time, tissues become less capable of repairing themselves and eliminating damaged cells. As a result, the likelihood of cancerous cells emerging increases...
CC: Age-Related Changes in Memory May Begin as Early as 50
The test was designed to assess associative memory — the ability to remember which events or objects are connected to one another...
Scientists Find Who May Benefit More from Coffee in Terms of Parkinson’s Disease Risk
In the overall study population, the researchers found no significant association between the amount of coffee consumed, the CYP1A2 variant and the risk of Parkinson’s disease...
LDE: Popular Diabetes Drugs Linked to Risk of a Dangerous Complication in Certain Patients
The highest risk of ketoacidosis was observed among patients who had previously experienced the condition, had high blood glucose levels, low body weight, or signs of inadequate nutrition. A history of hypoglycemic episodes was also associated with an increased risk...
European Journal of Nutrition: Some Additives in Ultra-Processed Foods May Be Linked to Depression Risk
The scientists assessed the dietary intake of 10 categories of markers of ultra-processed foods and 39 individual substances...
Neuron: Human Brain Immune Cells Mature Hundreds of Times More Slowly Than Those in Mice
They found that in mice, these cells fully mature in just about three weeks, whereas in humans the process takes approximately four to eight years...
Frontiers in Nutrition: Sucralose and Stevia Altered the Gut Microbiome for Two Generations in Mice
Sweeteners such as sucralose and stevia are widely used as “healthier” alternatives to sugar because they contain little to no calories...
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