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Assessing Cancer Diagnosis in Kids with Birth Defects

Assessing Cancer Diagnosis in Kids with Birth Defects

Children with birth defects are at higher risk of cancer. However, it has not been assessed whether the type of cancer, the age at which they are diagnosed, or the extent of cancer spread at...

Sugars Help In Accurate Test For Prostate Cancer

Sugars Help In Accurate Test For Prostate Cancer

complex sugars to detect prostate cancer earlier and with greater accuracy is being developed. The test works by identifying sugars, known as glycans, in blood. These sugars are attache...

New Drug Produced Positive Response In Kidney Cancer

New Drug Produced Positive Response In Kidney Cancer

MK-6482, the drug which inhibits hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF)-2a, induced effective clinical responses among patients with von Hippel-Lindau disease (VHL)-associated renal cell carcinoma (...

Pregnancy Reduces Breast Cancer Risk

Pregnancy Reduces Breast Cancer Risk

Pregnancy was found to reprogram breast cells thereby reducing breast cancer risk, said new study. CSHL Assistant Professor Camila dos Santos spent several years teasing out the molec...

Madhya Pradesh Quarantine Centres Use Music To Release Stress

Madhya Pradesh Quarantine Centres Use Music To Release Stress

Arrangements of music and cultural programmes at the quarantine centres are made here where people coming from outside the state are being kept to prevent the corona spread.. Officials...

Kid With Cancer Doesn't Risk Separation Among Parents

Kid With Cancer Doesn't Risk Separation Among Parents

Having a child with cancer did not appear to impact parents' risk of separation or divorce or affect future family planning. Childhood cancer can cause feelings of fear and uncertainty...

Blood Test can Predict Diabetes Years Before it Strikes

Blood Test can Predict Diabetes Years Before it Strikes

Metabolites in the blood can accurately predict whether a woman will develop type 2 diabetes after encountering a transient form of illness during pregnancy. This discovery could lead to a t...

Cancer Patients Cured of Corona in Chennai Hospital

Cancer Patients Cured of Corona in Chennai Hospital

20 cancer patients in the city based Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital, the fight was a success. Twenty out of the 29 cancer patients (different types and stages of cancer) who were adm...

New Combo Lowers Side Effects of Once-popular Diabetes Drug

New Combo Lowers Side Effects of Once-popular Diabetes Drug

Compound A activates G protein-coupled receptor 120 (GPR120) to complement the effects of rosiglitazone and allow a lower dose to be used, according to study published in Cell Metabolism . ...

Even a Modest Exercise Routine Benefits High-risk Breast Cancer Patients

Even a Modest Exercise Routine Benefits High-risk Breast Cancer Patients

Even a moderate amount of exercise can help high-risk breast cancer patients live longer and decrease the risk of their cancer returning, reports a new study. The findings of the study are p...

Individualized Ovarian Cancer Risk Prediction Downs Worries

Individualized Ovarian Cancer Risk Prediction Downs Worries

Personalized ovarian cancer risk prediction downs worrying, according to a study led by Queen Mary University of London. Identifying women at high risk for ovarian cancer currently reli...

New Biomarker Could Identify Tumors Sensitive to Diabetes Drug

New Biomarker Could Identify Tumors Sensitive to Diabetes Drug

MicroRNA regulated by the gene MYC is used as a biomarker to identify cancers that are sensitive to biguanide treatment, according to the study published in Cell Reports Medicine . B...

Childhood Obesity May Up Risk of Bladder Cancer

Childhood Obesity May Up Risk of Bladder Cancer

Childhood obesity can put you at greater risk of developing bladder cancer in adulthood, reveals a new study published in Annals of Human Biology. One of the first studies of its kind...

Common Genes Among African-American & White Women Up Breast Cancer Risk

Common Genes Among African-American & White Women Up Breast Cancer Risk

Multi-gene panels that are available to test women diagnosed with breast cancer or women at high risk due to their family history will be useful for African American women, according to Juli...

Depression Symptoms Tied to Reduced Cognitive Control in People with Autism

Depression Symptoms Tied to Reduced Cognitive Control in People with Autism

In teens and young adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), depression symptoms were associated with decreased proactive control, reports a new study. The findings of the study are publis...

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Cigarette smoking, unhealthy diets, overuse of alcohol, and physical inactivity are some of the most common lifestyle habits that cause chronic diseases such as obesity, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, cancer and cardiovascular disease.

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Premature Death Due to Lifestyle Diseases Mount to 16 Million

Lifestyle-related diseases like diabetes, cancers etc are known to kill about 16 million people prematurely each year, the World Health Organization said Monday.

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