Cancer: How THIS common sugar supercharges the immune system against cancer |

Researchers at the Van Andel Institute discovered a sweet twist in cancer treatment. Glucose enhances the cancer-fighting abilities of T cells. Glucose helps T cells communicate internally. It also aids in building molecules essential for fighting cancer. These molecules are glycosphingolipids (GSLs). GSLs help T cells grow and produce proteins to combat cancer. Ever heard…

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Hara Hachi Bu: This Japanese technique helps you eat mindfully and stay lean, reveals fitness coach |

For many, maintaining a lean physique while still enjoying meals can feel like an uphill struggle. Even with strict diets, regular exercise, or avoiding certain foods, staying at a healthy weight often seems elusive. Fitness coach Lars Meidell introduces a centuries-old Japanese practice called Hara Hachi Bu, a simple yet effective method that encourages mindful…

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Spain to ban smoking in bar terraces, beaches, bus stops |

The Spanish government has introduced a bill to broaden its anti-smoking laws, encompassing outdoor venues like terraces and bus stops. This reformed Tobacco Law aims to protect public health by regulating electronic cigarettes, nicotine pouches, and other tobacco products alongside conventional cigarettes. The Spanish government has introduced a bill to ban smoking at outdoor venues,…

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CMC Vellore doctor shares ways to manage persistent high cholesterol

The 74-year-old patient’s experience breaks the myth that cholesterol problems always arise from bad habits. It also raises an important question: how long should one wait for lifestyle changes to work before turning to medicine? Dr Kumar’s reflections underline that every patient deserves a tailored approach, where health is viewed not just as numbers on…

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ALERT! Australia warns travellers the list of prohibited items leading to heavy fines and visa issues; here’s the complete list |

Australia is renowned for its strict biosecurity regulations, designed to protect its fragile ecosystems and agricultural industry from pests, diseases, and invasive species. The country categorises flowers, seeds, live plants, and many everyday products as restricted or prohibited to prevent potential threats to the environment and crops. Travellers entering Australia must be aware of these…

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Alcohol-associated liver disease: How drinking allows gut bacteria to severely harm the liver, and why it is so dangerous

For decades, we have heard that excessive drinking creates liver disease that is mostly irreversible. However, the exact mechanisms through which alcohol accelerates liver damage remained unclear to scientists, that is till now. However, a 2025 research study discovered a fresh gut–liver pathway, which explains how chronic alcohol consumption damages liver tissue.A new findThe research…

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Scientists say Parkinson’s may start from where one least expects it (hint: it’s not the brain) |

For decades, medical science and people believed that Parkinson’s disease originated in the brain, primarily affecting motor function in the body due to loss of dopamine-producing neurons. However, now that science and research are continually advancing, it is challenging the idea that the starting point can likely be: “The gut.”In a landmark study published in…

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