Genetic testing for Lynch Syndrome (LS) is crucial in preventing certain cancers, especially for women diagnosed with endometrial (womb) cancer. This inherited condition significantly raises the lifetime risk of various cancers, including bowel, ovarian, pancreatic, and womb cancers. Despite
Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States experiences a stroke, and ischemic strokes are the most common type. Unfortunately, only about 5% of ischemic stroke survivors fully recover, while many endure long-term complications such as weakness, chronic pain, or epilepsy. Given these concerning
The role of an 18th-century instrument maker, Francis Hauksbee the Younger, may have been pivotal in shaping the landscape of modern clinical trials. His contributions possibly influenced James Lind, a Royal Navy surgeon, whose pioneering controlled trial helped identify vitamin C as an effective
The University of Kentucky (UK) researchers are currently engaged in a groundbreaking clinical trial aimed at exploring the potential benefits of medical cannabis in managing symptoms of late-stage dementia. This study, officially named the LiBBY Study, is backed by both the National Institutes of
In York, a family's journey of resilience and gratitude has culminated in a remarkable fundraising achievement for Cancer Research UK. The Burn family, inspired by their mother's successful battle against cancer, transformed their personal trials into a community-driven mission to support the
3D bioprinting is an innovative technology that promises to revolutionize cancer research and treatment by providing more accurate and complex models of tumor tissue. This advancement is particularly significant in the study of cancers involving the BRCA1 gene. Tumor modeling with 3D bioprinting
