Tumor cells from some childhood leukemia block the formation of new neurons
Some of the relapses in patients with childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia are due to the fact that the leukemia cells manage to survive treatment by hiding in areas of the Central Nervous System. Research led by Universidad Complutense de Madrid…
Read MoreA Rare Video Surfaced of Prince William and Prince Louis Having a Father-Son Day
It’s not often that we spot a candid moment between the royal family. So it was extra sweet to see video footage of Prince William and Prince Louis walking their puppy in Kensington Gardens, having a casual father-son hang. Instagram…
Read MoreSoldier says face transplant is 'the best decision I ever made'
‘The best decision I ever made’: Hero ex-soldier, who became one of world’s first to get a FACE transplant after horrific car crash destroyed his, says thought of his children being bullied persuaded him to go through with life-changing op…
Read MoreUS adult smoking rate fell during first year of pandemic
The first year of the COVID-19 pandemic saw more Americans drinking heavily or using illicit drugs—but apparently not smoking. U.S. cigarette smoking dropped to a new all-time low in 2020, with 1 in 8 adults saying they were current smokers,…
Read More4 things I learnt about rest and relaxation from the Stylist Restival
Feeling knackered? Aren’t we all. We’re rubbish at resting and recuperating, which is why Stylist roped in the big guns to teach us how to relax once and for all. We are tired. After the past couple of years, we’re…
Read MoreStudy supports positive link between higher avocado consumption and lower cardiovascular events
Eating two or more servings of avocado weekly was associated with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, and substituting avocado for certain fat-containing foods like butter, cheese or processed meats was associated with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease events,…
Read MoreOral health: Tonsil stones, GERD, or certain medications can cause bad breath
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Read MoreMalaria more common in Africa’s rice-farming villages
Malaria has become more common in African villages with irrigated rice fields in the last 20 years, highlighting the need for improved cultivation methods to keep mosquito numbers low, a study suggests. The study, published in the March edition of…
Read MoreChina’s Soaring COVID Infections Fuel Concern About Cost of Containment
BEIJING (Reuters) – China posted a steep jump in daily COVID-19 infections on Tuesday, with new cases more than doubling from a day earlier to hit a two-year high, raising concerns about the rising economic costs of its tough measures…
Read MoreStudy shows AI as a promising tool for breast cancer screening programs
A major new study in Radiology shows that artificial intelligence (AI) is a promising tool for breast cancer detection in screening mammography programs. Mammograms acquired through population-based breast cancer screening programs produce a significant workload for radiologists. AI has been…
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