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Scientists Studied 1,300 Cancer Patients, Then Found a Pattern in the Gut (opens the original)
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After studying stool samples from more than 1,300 cancer patients, scientists uncovered distinct gut microbiome patterns tied to different cancers. Researchers from Mayo Clinic analyzed samples from 1,364 cancer patients across a range of cancer types, stages and treatments as part of the Mayo Clinic Cancer Microbiome Cohort study, published in Cell. Scientists found unique microbiome signatures associated with five major cancer groups, while also identifying notable differences in patients diag
Mom plans vacation wedding for 18 months, then disaster strikes (opens the original)
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A U.K. mom who feared her dream vacation wedding would be cancelled after her toddler was admitted to hospital has revealed the celebration went ahead after a last-minute recovery. Emily Clark, 31, and her fiancee Ashley Moorcroft, 37, had spent 18 months planning their wedding in Cyprus, where they were due to be joined by more than 30 friends and family members. Just days before the ceremony, however, Emily told Newsweek that Millie became seriously unwell with breathing difficulties. When her
Woman Offered Termination After 20-Week Scan, Stunned by What Happens Next (opens the original)
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A pregnant woman from Queensland, Australia, was left reeling after she was offered a medical termination at 20 weeks. After undergoing IVF with the help of a donor, Caitlin Christodoulou and her wife Zoe, both 23, were excited to welcome a baby boy. Caitlin told Newsweek that the advice from health professionals made their “hearts sick.” “Everything around us [went] silent and... it became so serious so quickly,” she said. “All the questions and thoughts were already consuming us but after that
Mom told newborn’s purple arm mark was bruising. Then came the diagnosis (opens the original)
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Two U.K. parents were concerned about their baby boy who was born with a purple mark covering part of his left arm and hand. Shannon Smith, 27, and Ayrton Hall, 29, told Newsweek their son, Reuben, was born via C-section. The parents wondered if the mark had been caused by the surgery. “We asked a midwife if she knew what it was, and she told us that I might have bruised him,” Shannon said. “I was obviously on a lot of pain medication and got very upset at them thinking I could have bruised my c
GLP-1 users face stigma from friends and family (opens the original)
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People taking GLP-1 medications are often reluctant to tell friends and family about their treatment, fearing they will be judged as "lazy" or accused of taking the "easy way out," according to new research. The study, published in Health Communication, explored how users of GLP-1 medications manage discussions about their treatment in a social environment where weight loss is often celebrated, but the use of medication to achieve it can be heavily stigmatized. Researchers from Florida State Uni
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