After first-line therapy fails in advanced biliary cancer, the next decision can stretch between hope for extra months and fear of heavy toxicity, a fraught balance that now places FOLFIRINOX squarely under the spotlight. Clinics see this crossroads every week: a patient who just progressed on
In operating rooms where silence often amplifies stress, a small change—a pair of headphones and a vigilant recovery plan—can shift the arc of the first hours after colorectal cancer surgery, easing the path from anesthesia to wakefulness while trimming complications that make families and
A daily habit as ordinary as pouring a third or fourth cup of coffee may have aligned with a five-year edge in biological aging among people living with schizophrenia and mood disorders, hinting that moderation could matter more than any exotic supplement. The notion is surprising because coffee
When a lifesaving transplant risks unleashing the very immune fire meant to cure leukemia, choices about how to steer immunity before donor cells arrive determine whether patients heal or face harm. That dilemma sits at the heart of allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, where
Glioblastoma care has long run up against a biological wall that blunts even the best therapies, and a new approach that pries open that wall just long enough to let drugs in now looks like a genuine shift rather than a lab curiosity. Patients still face a dire prognosis despite aggressive surgery
If bacteria aren’t the whole story of the tumor microenvironment, what crucial signals are being missed from fungi that quietly occupy the same space yet account for only a sliver of the sequencing reads but a disproportionate share of immune cues and clinical outcomes? That challenge has gained
