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Pancreatic cancer remains the third-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States, after lung and colon cancers. The five-year survival rate holds at just 13%. Some estimates put the five-year survival rate even lower, at around 10%, making it one of the most lethal of all malignancies. Yet a meaningful proportion of cases are...
Something quietly changed in England’s E. coli story between 2016 and 2023, and most people didn’t notice. The number of cases from one particular type of the bacteria climbed year after year, almost without interruption, until the annual count had grown nearly tenfold in eight years. That’s not a blip. That’s a trend, and it’s...
Most of the vitamins you know as a “hair and nails” supplement have never made headlines in an oncology lab. For decades, biotin (vitamin B7) has lived quietly on the shelves of drugstores, associated mostly with thicker hair and stronger nails. It is not a dramatic nutrient. It’s not associated with cancer prevention or cancer...
There is a small organ sitting behind your breastbone, roughly the size of a walnut in adults, that most physicians have spent decades barely thinking about. Medical students learn that it matters intensely in childhood, training the immune system’s T cells, and then gradually fades into irrelevance as the body matures. By the time most...
