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Israel’s credit rating downgraded amid failed war against Hamas

February 18, 2024 -

In addition to dropping its rating down one notch from A1 to A2, Moody’s stated that the Jewish state’s outlook moving forward is negative. Although A2 is still considered an investment-grade rating, it will likely result in making borrowing money more expensive for Israel.

They said that the decision was based on their “assessment that the ongoing military conflict with Hamas, its aftermath and wider consequences materially raise political risk for Israel as well as ...

Netherlands declares STATE OF EMERGENCY to stop farmers from protesting green tyranny

July 10, 2023 -

SHTF Plan's Mac Slavo wrote about the situation on July 3, noting that the Dutch government at The Hague made the declaration in response to a June 29 protest. The gathering organized by the Farmers Defense Force reportedly drove tractors into the city, the Dutch seat of government, to protest the mandatory fertilizer reduction targets set by the government.

According to the farmers, the state of emergency was a way to squash their freedom of assembly. They added that their ...

From one end to the other: Mouth bacteria linked to aggressive colon cancer

September 24, 2019 -

Dr. Yiping Han, one of the researchers of the study and a professor at Columbia University’s College of Dental Medicine, reported that it may be harder to treat people with colon cancer if they have poor oral health. This may also explain why some cases develop quicker than others.

Colon cancer is the second leading cause of death by cancer in the U.S. It develops due to the mutation of tumors, as well as other factors, including microbes. (Related: One in seven colon ...

A compound from the cheese fruit found to demonstrate anti-cancer properties

October 09, 2018 -

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women. Aside from this, it also remains as the second main cause of cancer death in women even with the advancements in screening and treatment. Although the exact cause of breast cancer is still unknown, some risk factors include age, genetic predisposition, body weight, and radiation exposure.

Treatments, such as radiation therapy, hormone therapy, and chemotherapy, help remedy cancer. However, these treatments have ...

Researchers say chemotherapy is linked to a HIGHER risk of developing metastatic disease

March 04, 2019 -

Chemotherapy is a common cancer treatment that typically entails the administration of strong drugs designed to fight the disease. It may or may not be used alongside radiation therapy and/or surgery. The number of different chemotherapy drugs in use right now numbers in the hundreds, with some used to slow the growth of cancer and others used to stop the cells from spreading. Such drugs carry lots of side effects that can vary depending on the medication in question, but some ...

5 Caffeine FACTS and 5 caffeine MYTHS

June 03, 2022 -

Despite the popularity of coffee, there are still many myths associated with it, such as it can dehydrate you. Read on to learn about coffee facts and myths before enjoying another cup of joe.5 Caffeine facts

Here are five facts about the side effects of drinking too many caffeinated drinks like coffee, cola, tea or energy drinks.

Consuming caffeine interferes with your ability to learn some facts, but it also enhances your ability to learn others

Caffeine ...

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Stunned scientists confirm drug-resistant breast cancer cells can be effectively treated with citral, a chemical found in lemongrass

September 27, 2018 -

Breast cancer treatments have developed greatly in the past years. However, even with these treatments, breast cancer continues to be a threat to many. There are instances wherein these treatments do not completely get rid of the cancer cells, which could lead to metastasis or tumor recurrence. Cancer cells that result from these events usually end up resistant to previously used treatments.

The focus of this study was to determine if citral could be used to induce ...

Overweight women greatly benefit from drinking green tea

February 25, 2019 -

Researchers from National Yang-Ming University and Taipei City Hospital found a natural way to reduce LDL levels in green tea. This widely consumed beverage is made from the leaves of Camellia sinensis, aptly called the tea plant. It contains polyphenols and flavonoids like epicatechin (EC), epigallocatechin (EGC), epicatechin gallate (ECG), and epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). These compounds are responsible for the beneficial effects of green tea, including its antioxidant, ...

Sulforaphane, a compound in cruciferous vegetables, found to kill colon cancer cells

October 08, 2019 -

Sulforaphane triggers G2/M arrest and programmed cell death in colon cancer cells

According to the researchers, SFN obtained from cruciferous vegetables is a potent anti-tumor and chemopreventive agent; however, previous studies have not yet explored its effects on human colon cancer cells. To determine how SFN will affect this type of cancer, they used HCT 116, a human colorectal carcinoma cell line commonly used to study the mechanisms of tumor growth and metastasis. They ...

Scientists look at a widely-used herb in Asia as a potential cancer treatment

October 02, 2018 -

M. ptelefolia is a herb found in most Asian countries. It's commonly used as a salad ingredient as well as a traditional medicine for different diseases. Unfortunately, not many people have tried to determine if there is a scientific rationale behind its use as health benefits.

Health benefits from plants are usually attributed to the presence of phytochemicals. These phytochemicals are non-essential nutrients that are implicated in the protection of plants. Some examples ...

Gut microbiota may affect the anti-cancer activity of this oriental herb against colorectal cancer

October 11, 2021 -

To address this, a team of researchers from China's National Clinical Research Center for Geriatric Disorders and the Hunan University of Chinese Medicine investigated whether or not the human gut microbiota affects nakai's activity against CRC.

The team published their findings in the American Journal of Chinese Medicine.Testing the effects of human gut microbiota on O. elatus polyynes

The polyyne-enriched fraction of O. elatus (PEFO) has been shown to have anti-CRC ...

Leaked documents show Merck knew of Vioxx dangers, yet hid them for years

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Leaked documents show Merck knew of Vioxx dangers, yet hid them for years

An application for a patent seems harmless enough, except when the product in question is a correcting reformulation of the now-withdrawn prescription drug Vioxx. In this leaked document, the authors specifically stated that Vioxx increases the risk of potentially fatal cardiovascular disease by reducing the body's production of a substance called prostacyclin, which prevents ...

Leaked documents show Merck knew of Vioxx dangers, yet hid them for years

August 06, 2005 - Leaked documents show Merck knew of Vioxx dangers, yet hid them for years

Saturday, August 06, 2005 by: Dani VeracityTags: Merck, Vioxx, bad medicineAn application for a patent seems harmless enough, except when the product in question is a correcting reformulation of the now-withdrawn prescription drug Vioxx. In this leaked document, the authors specifically stated that Vioxx increases the risk of potentially fatal cardiovascular disease by reducing the body's production ...

Coffee contains hundreds of medicinal compounds that may prevent cognitive decline

January 24, 2023 -

Coffee reduces cellular inflammation and protects against neurodegenerative diseases

Many of the natural compounds in coffee convey anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antimicrobial properties in animal studies. Some compounds prevent tissue scarring. Because of these properties, coffee may prevent cognitive decline and have a positive effect against other neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Research shows that some of coffee’s medicinal properties ...