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2026 Report: 70% Five-Year Cancer Survival Rate, 90% Cure Rate for Childhood Leukemia, But Inequities Persist
The 2026 American Cancer Society report reveals record-high cancer survival rates, with five-year survival at 70% and 90% of childhood leukemia patients cured, but warns of lingering risks for survivors and ongoing disparities in access to care.
Adding Megestrol to Letrozole Boosts Tumor Suppression to 80% in Early-Stage ER-Positive Breast Cancer, PIONEER Trial Finds
The phase 2b PIONEER trial published in Nature Cancer shows that combining megestrol with letrozole significantly improves tumor suppression and reduces hot flashes for postmenopausal women with early-stage ER-positive breast cancer, though some side effects remain.
Chronic Stress and Elevated Cortisol Disrupt Blood Flow, Raise Health Risks: Experts Detail Signs and Habits in 2026 Posts
Chronic stress quietly affects blood circulation and keeps cortisol high, say Indian and US doctors. Everyday habits—like skipping meals or poor sleep—may silently worsen symptoms, impacting heart health and immunity.
New NT-ProBNP Blood Test Accurately Predicts Risk for 700 Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Patients, Study Led by Harvard and Oxford Finds
Researchers from Harvard, Oxford, and the British Heart Foundation identify a routine blood test that predicts risk and severity in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, potentially transforming care for millions with the common inherited heart condition.
Mutated H3N2 ‘Subclade K’ Flu Drives Surge in U.S. Cases, Dominates 2025–2026 Season
A mutated influenza A strain dubbed H3N2 subclade K—known as the “super flu”—is causing a spike in U.S. infections and raising concern of a severe flu season, with early evidence of vaccine mismatch but continued recommendations to get vaccinated.
WHO Reaffirms: Extensive Review of 31 Studies Finds No Link Between Vaccines—including Thiomersal or Aluminium—and Autism as of November 2025
The World Health Organization’s Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety reviewed 31 major studies up to August 2025 and has once again found no causal link between vaccines—including those containing thiomersal or aluminum—and autism spectrum disorders.
Study Finds 3–5 Minute Rest Between Sets Boosts Muscle Growth and Strength—University of Birmingham 2025
A recent University of Birmingham study highlights the importance of longer 3–5 minute resting periods between sets for stronger gains in muscle growth and strength, particularly for seasoned gym-goers.
Early RSV Infection Raises Childhood Asthma Risk, Belgian-Danish Study Finds
A new international study led by Belgian and Danish scientists reveals that severe RSV infection in infancy significantly increases the risk of developing childhood asthma, especially in children with a family history of allergies.
Ayurveda Experts Reveal Winter Gut Health Tips: Warm Foods, Ginger Shots, and Triphala to Combat Bloating and Constipation
Ayurvedic doctors recommend warm foods, ginger, and Triphala to support digestion and immunity during winter, highlighting mindful eating and gentle habits over restrictive diets.
Colorectal Cancer Rates Climb Among Young Indians; Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to 45% Higher Risk in Women, 2023 ICMR and JAMA Data Reveal
India witnesses over 14 lakh new cancer cases yearly, with rising colon cancer rates among young adults. Up to 50% of cases are preventable through lifestyle changes, as recent research links ultra-processed foods to a 45% higher risk of precancerous polyps in women under 50.