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Scientists develop new method to predict 10-year breast cancer risk

The Issue with Current Breast Cancer Screenings Screening for breast cancer is essential but far from perfect. The existing methods can indeed save lives by...

High costs hinder liver disease treatment, study finds

The High Price of Saving Lives Imagine suffering from a severe liver disease that affects not only your liver but also your brain. This condition,...

Can chatGPT give reliable cancer advice?

The Study in a Nutshell Researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital wanted to see how reliable ChatGPT, a chatbot powered by artificial intelligence (AI), is...

FDA quick approvals of drugs lack transparency, study shows

New studies from Oregon State University say that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is approving new drugs faster than before. The research shows...

Chocolate’s secret ingredient can help your heart, study finds

You've probably heard that a little bit of chocolate might be good for your heart. But is there any truth to this tasty idea? The...

Colorectal cancer patients may benefit from breakthrough EU research

Scientists in Spain have developed a potentially life-saving strategy against a disease that spreads from the gut to other vital organs. Cancer of the colon...

COVID-19 survivors have higher heart disease risk related to stress

New research from Brazil has raised the alarm about the lasting effects of severe COVID-19 on people's bodies. A team of scientists from various universities...

Gut troubles could signal future Parkinson’s disease, study suggests

If you're experiencing certain stomach and digestive issues, you might want to pay attention. New research suggests that problems like constipation, difficulty swallowing, and irritable...

Scientists find new causes of liver and kidney failure

A New Disease Explains the Unexplained Have you ever heard of someone suffering from serious kidney or liver issues, and doctors can't figure out why?...

Global diabetes cases may surge to 1.3 billion by 2050, study finds

Imagine your body is like a car, and sugar is the fuel. But what if the fuel isn’t getting to the engine the right...