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Study: Resistance Training Reverses Immune Aging in Cancer Survivors

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The study included eight adult cancer survivors and eight healthy caregivers who served as a comparison group. Participants were at least 18 months post-treatment and met criteria for pre-frailty or frailty before enrolling. Researchers collected blood and stool samples before and after the program to analyze immune-related gene activity, DNA methylation patterns, and gut microbiome changes, according to the report.Study Design and Methods

The 10-week program included ...

Study: Creatine Boosts Dendritic Cells, May Enhance Cancer Immunotherapy

14 days ago - cancer immunotherapies target T cells directly, yet only 20% to 40% of patients respond, according to the study.

The researchers previously found that creatine enhances killer T cells; this new work shows that creatine also fuels dendritic cells, potentially broadening the effectiveness of immunotherapy. The immune system relies on a network of cells and signaling pathways to defend against disease, as described in textbook references on lymphatic and circulatory functions ...

Natural prevention strategies revealed as colorectal cancer rates skyrocket

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Cases among young adults are rising at an alarming 3% annually, with rectal cancer alone projected to increase by 124% in people aged 20 to 34 by 2030. The American Cancer Society's Colorectal Cancer Statistics, 2026, published in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, reveals that colon cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in adults under 50. This report challenges decades of screening guidelines, ...

Study: High Diet Quality Linked to Lower Colorectal Cancer Mortality

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Methodology and Key Results

Participants aged 55 to 74 at enrollment completed a detailed food frequency questionnaire, and diet quality was scored from 0 to 100 using the HEI-2020. Over the follow-up period, researchers tracked colorectal cancer incidence and mortality. The analysis found that higher HEI-2020 scores were associated with a gradual decline in colorectal cancer risk across the full range of scores, the report stated.

When researchers examined ...

Dietary Fat Type Influences Pancreatic Cancer Growth in Mice

a month ago - cancer risk, and highlight the distinct biological effects of different fatty acids.Background and Study Design

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is the most common and lethal form of pancreatic cancer, with a five-year survival rate of about 13%. PDAC is extremely aggressive and that surgical removal of the tumor is not possible in upwards of 90% of cases. [1] According to the study authors, more than 65,000 people are expected to be diagnosed with PDAC ...

Study: Unsweetened Coffee, Tea Linked to Lower Cancer Risk

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Similar results were observed for unsweetened tea drinkers, with a 6 percent lower cancer incidence and a 16 percent lower cancer mortality rate, the report stated. The study classified participants as unsweetened drinkers only if they reported never adding sugar or artificial sweeteners. The findings highlight the potential protective role of these beverages when consumed without added sweeteners.Study Design and Methodology

Researchers drew data from the ...

Strength training rebuilds natural cancer defenses in aging muscle, study finds

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The notion that muscle exists merely to push, pull, and hold the skeleton upright has taken a serious hit. A team of scientists at Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore has uncovered a hidden biological conversation happening inside the human body — and it's one that suggests your muscles may act as a frontline defense against cancer. And when that defense weakens with age, something as simple as regular movement might rebuild it.

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Vitamin B3 Shows Promise in Early Trial Against Aggressive Brain Cancer

6 days ago - cancer in adults, and median survival remains around 15 months despite standard treatment with surgery, radiation and chemotherapy, according to the American Brain Tumor Association. Patient Edward Waldner, 55, was diagnosed after experiencing persistent fatigue and changes in his gait. He underwent surgery and subsequently enrolled in the clinical trial.

In a university statement, Waldner said, "I have no problem trying to help anybody. I agreed. I want to help myself ...

Vitamin D Status Trends Linked to Breast Cancer Survival, Study Finds

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Nearly 90% of patients were deficient or insufficient at baseline, and those with persistent or worsening deficiency had significantly worse event-free survival, the study found. Vitamin D plays a well-established role in cellular function, including immune cells, according to researchers. The study adds to previous findings that have linked vitamin D status to breast cancer risk. For example, one study noted that younger women with good vitamin D levels cut their risk ...

Oncologist testifies before Senate: COVID mRNA vaccines may trigger cancer relapses

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A prominent British oncologist told U.S. lawmakers this month that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines should be pulled from the market, citing his clinical observations of previously stable cancer patients relapsing rapidly after receiving booster shots—a claim that has divided the medical community and raised questions about scientific censorship.

Dr. Angus Dalgleish, professor emeritus of oncology at City St. George's, University of London, testified ...

COVID-19 vaccine-cancer link suppressed for years, Senate hearing reveals

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Why scientists are now speaking out about vaccine-cancer connections

A U.S. Senate hearing yesterday revealed that published scientific evidence linking COVID-19 mRNA vaccines to cancer has been systematically suppressed for years, with researchers facing professional retaliation for publishing findings that contradicted official narratives. Senator Ron Johnson chaired the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearing titled "Plausible ...

Kentucky law shields pesticide companies; critics warn of preemption on cancer warnings

12 days ago - cancer — if its label carries EPA approval. The bill passed amid broader national efforts to limit state-level pesticide regulations, with similar legislation active in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Florida and Iowa. Advocates say the law undermines state oversight of pesticide safety, while supporters argue it provides farmers with regulatory certainty.A growing trend: State liability shields

Kentucky’s law follows Georgia and North Dakota, which passed similar ...

Magnesium deficiency linked to rising colon cancer rates, new study reveals

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A groundbreaking clinical trial from Vanderbilt University Medical Center has revealed that magnesium supplements can boost beneficial gut bacteria that produce vitamin D and may help protect against colorectal cancer. The study, published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, comes at a time when colorectal cancer rates are climbing, particularly among younger adults.How the study worked

Researchers ran a double-blind, placebo-controlled ...

Big Chem’s playbook: Pesticide giants seek legal immunity as cancer links mount

20 days ago - cancer risks associated with products like Roundup. The stakes are existential for affected communities and significant for the nation's food supply.A geographic pattern of harm

The connection between heavy pesticide use and elevated cancer rates is no longer anecdotal. An analysis of federal data reveals that among the 500 U.S. counties with the highest pesticide application per square mile—concentrated in corn, soybean and fruit-producing states including ...

Study Links Pesticide Use to Higher Breast Cancer Rates in Rural U.S. Counties

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The study adds to a growing body of research that links agricultural chemical exposure to cancer. The authors applied a latency period of 5 to 15 years between pesticide application data (2001–2015) and breast cancer incidence data (2016–2020) from the National Cancer Institute's State Cancer Profiles. Counties were classified as rural or urban using U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural-Urban Continuum Codes, and analysts controlled for factors ...

Breakthrough study links common herbicide to surge in colorectal cancer among under-50s

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A groundbreaking study published in Nature Medicine, has identified a shocking link between picloram, a widely used herbicide, and a dramatic rise in early-onset colorectal cancer among Americans under 50. The findings, which trace decades of agricultural exposure to this chemical, could redefine public health strategies to combat a growing crisis.

Colorectal cancer, once predominantly diagnosed in older adults, has become the leading ...

Asbestos-Linked Cancer Deaths Higher Than Three Decades Ago Despite Declining Rates, Study Finds

12 days ago - cancers, including mesothelioma and lung cancer, can take 20 to 50 years to develop after initial exposure, researchers noted [2].

Many of the deaths in recent years stem from occupational exposure that occurred before stricter regulations were implemented in the 1970s and the 1980s, the report stated. The long delay between exposure and diagnosis means that even as new use declines, past exposures will continue to cause illness for decades [12].

Asbestos ...

Russia’s AI-powered cancer vaccine shows 100% efficacy in early trials, experts report

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A new weapon in the war on cancer

For decades, cancer treatment has relied on blunt instruments: surgery, chemotherapy and radiation that destroy healthy tissue alongside malignant cells. Now, Russia's Federal Medical-Biological Agency has announced a fundamentally different approach. Speaking June 3 at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, former Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova revealed that more than 40 patients have entered ...

Senate hearing to examine evidence linking COVID-19 vaccines to increased cancer risks

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A U.S. Senate hearing scheduled for Wednesday afternoon will feature testimony from oncologists and researchers who say scientific evidence suggests COVID-19 vaccination may be linked to increased cancer risks. The hearing, titled "Plausible Mechanisms of COVID-19 Injections Causing Cancer and Attacks on Scientific Publications," comes as multiple large-scale studies and clinical observations have raised concerns that warrant further investigation....

Study: One extra serving of PROCESSED MEAT a day linked to higher cancer risk

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A groundbreaking new study has revealed that consuming just one additional serving of processed meat per day, equivalent to a single slice of ham, can significantly increase your risk of developing stomach cancer.

The findings, published in the International Journal of Cancer, add mounting evidence to the growing concern over dietary choices and their long-term health consequences. Researchers from the European Prospective Investigation ...