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Israeli scientists redesign T cells, shrinking tumors in promising cancer study (opens the original)
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One of the major questions in immunotherapy is how to help the immune system better recognize cancerous and viral targets and attack them. A new Israeli study now offers another step in that direction: Researchers at Bar-Ilan University and the Weizmann Institute of Science have found a way to strengthen immune cells so they can better identify cancer cells and viruses and attack them more effectively.In the study, published last week in the journal Science Advances, the researchers used compute
Japan’s 3-minute morning workout has lasted nearly a century. Does it really improve health? (opens the original)
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Walk through a Japanese park early enough in the morning and you may come across an unusual sight: a group of people raising their arms, rolling their shoulders, bending from side to side and lightly jumping in time with familiar music.Within minutes, it is over. Everyone goes on with their day.The routine is known as Radio Taiso, a Japanese morning exercise program created nearly a century ago that became deeply embedded in daily life, from schools and workplaces to neighborhood parks.In recent
AI spots esophageal cancer on CT scans months before diagnosis (opens the original)
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A chest CT scan is usually ordered to answer one medical question, but the scanner does not distinguish between the organ that prompted the referral and everything around it. Along with the lungs, the scan also captures the heart, bones, part of the liver and the esophagus, each of which may contain information no one was looking for.A new study published in Nature Medicine showed that an artificial intelligence system can extract signs of esophageal cancer from that information, even in scans p
‘I wouldn’t wish this on any mother’: raising a child with borderline personality disorder (opens the original)
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A year ago, Ilana, a pseudonym, found herself facing what felt like an impossible choice. She had spent years living on edge alongside her 21-year-old daughter, who had been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. Now the front door was closed. Ilana stood on one side. On the other sat her daughter, drunk, crying and begging to be allowed inside.Ilana listened to her pleas. She knew what a mother was expected to do, but she also knew that opening the door could pull the entire household
After building a fintech giant, Alon Gonen turned his own body into an experiment (opens the original)
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At 49, Israeli entrepreneur Alon Gonen is a serial goal-setter, except his ambitions rarely remain theoretical. He co-founded a startup, became wealthy as it grew into a multibillion-dollar company, moved into investing and other ventures and built a large following on social media. His latest goal sounds simpler, at least on paper: to live better, feel healthier and share what he learns along the way.That pursuit has led him to give up his office chair, separate carbohydrates from proteins and
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