Early Death, Heart Disease, And Cancer

Researchers conducted an extensive review linking ultra-processed food to 32 health issues, including diabetes, heart disease, mental health problems, cancer, and premature death. These foods undergo industrial processes and contain additives like sugar, fat, and salt. They make up a significant portion of daily energy intake in high-income countries and have become more common in…

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Cancer Biotech Lands $145M for First-in-Class Drug to Block Elusive Tumor Target

FogPharma, a biotech company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has secured $145 million in funding for the clinical development of their novel therapeutic candidate for solid tumors. The drug, FOG-001, targets the Wnt/beta-catenin signaling pathway, which is linked to various types of cancer. The company’s unique peptide drugs, called Helicon therapeutics, are designed to penetrate cells…

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Almost 12,000 doctors working in Irish public hospitals

A Key Trends report for Ireland shows a 57% increase in the number of hospital doctors employed in the public health service by 2022, with over 11,800 doctors working in public hospitals. The report also reveals a decrease in mortality rates for diseases such as cancer, circulatory system diseases, ischaemic heart diseases, and respiratory system…

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California Hospitals, Advocates Seek Stable Funding to Retain Behavioral Health Navigators

The California initiative CA Bridge, aimed at helping patients with substance use disorder through long-term treatment after being discharged from emergency rooms, is facing challenges with unstable funding. The program relies on one-time funding, making it difficult for hospitals to retain navigators amidst the growing drug crisis. State officials are exploring options such as expanding…

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Illness trajectories of incurable solid cancers

This article discusses the evolving treatment trajectories for patients with incurable solid cancers, focusing on the impact of newer systemic anticancer treatments, such as immunotherapy and targeted therapy. The updated trajectories now include major temporary improvement, long term ongoing response, rapid decline due to adverse events, and the traditional trajectory. The importance of discussing patients’…

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Meet Bifidobacterium breve, keeping babies healthy

Bifidobacterium breve, a species of gut bacteria, is important for infant gut health. During childbirth, these beneficial bacteria are transferred from the mother to the baby, especially through vaginal birth. B breve plays a key role in breaking down carbohydrates, boosting the immune system, and protecting against pathogens. Breast milk, with its human milk oligosaccharides,…

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