Research & Development

Ultra-Processed Foods Raise Death Risk for Cancer Survivors
Research & Development Ultra-Processed Foods Raise Death Risk for Cancer Survivors

For the millions of individuals navigating life after a cancer diagnosis, the path toward long-term health is often paved with difficult questions about lifestyle choices, especially diet. A groundbreaking study now provides a compelling piece of that puzzle, revealing a significant and concerning

WHO Finds Four in Ten Cancer Cases Are Preventable
Research & Development WHO Finds Four in Ten Cancer Cases Are Preventable

A comprehensive global analysis involving 185 countries has delivered a profound message of hope and urgency, revealing that nearly four in ten cancer diagnoses are linked to preventable risk factors. This landmark study, a collaborative effort between the World Health Organization and the

Is a DNA Knot the Secret to Fighting Cancer?
Research & Development Is a DNA Knot the Secret to Fighting Cancer?

Within the intricate machinery of our cells, the iconic double helix of DNA has long been considered the fundamental blueprint of life, but recent breakthroughs have revealed that our genetic code can adopt far more complex and enigmatic shapes. A comprehensive study has illuminated the existence

How Does a Common Fungus Make Cancer More Deadly?
Research & Development How Does a Common Fungus Make Cancer More Deadly?

The microscopic world teeming within the human body harbors countless secrets, with recent discoveries now implicating a common fungus not as a mere passenger but as a sinister co-conspirator in the spread of deadly skin cancer. This revelation challenges conventional understanding by suggesting

How Is Royal Openness Changing Public Health?
Research & Development How Is Royal Openness Changing Public Health?

The British monarchy, an institution historically defined by its stoic reserve, took an unprecedented step in 2024 when both King Charles and Catherine, the Princess of Wales, publicly disclosed their cancer diagnoses, shattering centuries of protocol that shrouded royal health in secrecy. This

Is a Single-Dose HIV Vaccine on the Horizon?
Research & Development Is a Single-Dose HIV Vaccine on the Horizon?

A groundbreaking study led by scientists at The Wistar Institute marks a significant leap forward in the decades-long search for an effective HIV vaccine, demonstrating that a novel vaccine candidate can induce neutralizing antibodies after just a single immunization in nonhuman primates. This

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