I have always wondered whether we are thinking too narrowly when we focus on cancer cells. Surely, the surrounding microenvironment influences cancer behavior. After all, cancer needs a blood supply, oxygen, nutrition, and more. Stanford researchers aimed to understand this intricate interplay better. The scientists developed a novel framework (a “colocatome”) to map the locations and interactions of all cell types within a tumor.... Read More
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The End of Diagnostic Guesswork?
The blood test could predict 67 major diseases, including cancer and dementia, up to 10 years early.... Read More
New Blood Test for Alzheimer’s
The blood test’s accuracy was 91 percent in primary and specialty care settings, compared to 61 percent and 73 percent accuracy, respectively, for clinical evaluations alone.... Read More
Biohacking Your Health
Medications work differently depending on the time: Chronotherapy considers this rhythm. It studies how your body responds to medications at different times of the day.... Read More
Man Walks Again After Shroom-Fueled Festival
Man Walks Again After Shroom-Fueled Festival! After competing in Physique at the Emerald Cup Bodybuilding Competition, where bodybuilding legend (and partial amputee) Flex Wheeler appeared, I stumbled upon a story... Read More