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Suicide Rates Triple Among Young Male Cancer Survivors

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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White Button Mushroom Shows Promise in Slowing Prostate Cancer Progression

Categories Health

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Scientists create cancer patients’ ‘digital twins’ to predict how well treatments may work

Categories Health, Technology

The first figure in the paper discusses several stages in the formation of the 20S proteasome, which is shaped like a barrel. This proteasome is marked by the coming together of four stacked rings comprised each of seven protein building blocks known as either alpha or beta subunits. The two rings of beta subunits at the center are sandwiched by two rings of alpha subunits.

How to Build Our Body’s Protein Recycling Factories

Categories Health

When protein antigens are injected into the small intestine of wild-type mice, they are passed to dendritic cells in the Peyer's patches; similar experiments in M-cell-deficient mice result in fewer dendritic cells receiving the protein antigen.

Food Antigens Suppress Tumor Growth in Small Intestine, Study Finds

Categories Health

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Skin Fungus Found to Accelerate Breast Cancer Growth

Categories Health

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Manuka Honey Shows Promise in Breast Cancer Treatment, UCLA Study Finds

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

Researchers leveraged AI to identify the fate driver genes that can transform glioblastoma cells into dendritic cells, which can help target the cancer for destruction. Study author David Tran created this image using ChatGPT.

Two Promising Advances in Glioblastoma Treatment: New Brain Pathway Discovered and AI-Driven Immunotherapy Developed

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

“We at City of Hope are the first to demonstrate a live bacterial product’s ability to improve clinical outcomes for patients with kidney cancer treated with immunotherapy. CBM588 could be exciting in cancer treatment because of its potential to enhance the efficacy of immune checkpoint inhibitor-based treatment, improve patient outcomes and modulate the gut microbiota in beneficial ways,” said Pal, a City of Hope medical oncologist and corresponding author of the Nature Medicine study.

Changing the gut microbiome improves health outcomes for people new metastatic kidney cancer

Categories Health

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Blood Proteins Could Predict Cancer Risk Years in Advance, Two Studies Reveal

Categories Health, Technology

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Keto Supplement Boosts Prostate Cancer Immunotherapy

Categories Health

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Scientists Develop Mini-Colons That Mimic Tumor Development with Unprecedented Precision

Categories Health

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Promising Off-the-Shelf Immunotherapy for Incurable Brain Tumors

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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