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Adverse in-hospital outcomes after major cancer surgery in paraplegic patients

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The Rising Risks for Paralyzed Patients Undergoing Major Cancer Surgery A recent study has illuminated a critical, often overlooked area of patient care: the significantly higher risk of complications faced by individuals with paraplegia undergoing major cancer surgeries. Researchers analyzing data from the National Inpatient Sample (2000-2019) found that while paraplegic patients represent a small … Read more

Cancer Horoscope February 15, 2026: Love, Work & Wellbeing

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Cancer Horoscope: Navigating Introspection, Relationships, and Financial Opportunities – February 15, 2026 For those born under the sign of Cancer, February 15, 2026, promises a day deeply rooted in self-reflection and emotional connection. The lunar influence highlights the importance of home, family, and revisiting past experiences to inform future growth. This period encourages a careful … Read more

Why more men should be on Viagra… and it’s nothing to do with sex

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Beyond Erectile Dysfunction: PDE5 Inhibitors and a New Era of Men’s Health For years, phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5) inhibitors – commonly known by brand names like Viagra – have been primarily associated with treating erectile dysfunction. Still, a growing body of evidence suggests these medications offer a wider range of health benefits, particularly for men experiencing lower … Read more

Key symptoms of bowel cancer in young people as important signs often ignored

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The Rising Tide of Bowel Cancer in Younger Adults: What You Need to Know Bowel cancer, historically considered a disease of older adults, is now increasingly affecting individuals under the age of 50. Cases have risen by 50 percent since the mid-1990s, with over 2,400 to 2,600 new diagnoses annually in the UK. This makes … Read more

Telehealth boosts uptake of genetic testing among adult survivors of childhood cancers

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Telehealth: Expanding Genetic Testing for Childhood Cancer Survivors Adults who survived childhood cancer face a heightened risk of developing secondary cancers, like breast, colorectal, sarcomas, and thyroid cancer. While previous cancer treatments contribute to this risk, a significant portion – up to 13 percent – is linked to hereditary predispositions. Fortunately, a recent clinical trial … Read more

Doctor explains commonly ignored signs of colorectal cancer after James Van Der Beek blamed symptom on coffee

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The Rising Tide of Colorectal Cancer: What James Van Der Beek’s Passing Reveals The recent passing of actor James Van Der Beek at the age of 48 from colorectal cancer has brought a stark reality into focus: this disease is increasingly affecting younger adults. While often dismissed as less serious ailments, recognizing the subtle signs … Read more

Denver Public Schools moves to drop Kaiser Permanente after 50 years

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Denver Public Schools and Kaiser Permanente: A Healthcare Breakup and the Future of Employee Benefits A decades-long partnership between Denver Public Schools (DPS) and Kaiser Permanente Colorado is facing a potential end, sparking concerns among educators and raising questions about the future of employee health benefits. The dispute, which has already led to a district … Read more

Causal gene mapping identifies key drivers of Alzheimer’s disease progression

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Unlocking Alzheimer’s Secrets: AI-Powered Gene Maps Offer New Hope A team of researchers at the University of California, Irvine, has achieved a breakthrough in Alzheimer’s disease research, creating the most detailed maps to date of how genes regulate each other within the brain. This advancement, powered by a new machine learning framework called SIGNET, promises … Read more

James Van Der Beek’s death follows rise of colon cancer in healthy 40-somethings

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The Rising Tide of Colorectal Cancer: Why Younger Adults Demand to Be Aware The recent passing of actor James Van Der Beek at age 48 after a battle with colorectal cancer has brought renewed attention to a disturbing trend: a significant increase in colorectal cancer (CRC) diagnoses among younger individuals. While often considered a disease … Read more

Rising lung cancer in never smokers demands urgent research focus

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The Rising Tide of Lung Cancer in Never-Smokers: A New Era of Prevention and Detection Lung cancer is often associated with smoking, but a growing body of evidence reveals a significant and concerning trend: an increase in lung cancer diagnoses among individuals who have never smoked. Recent research from University College London (UCL) highlights this … Read more

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