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As colon cancer rises in younger adults, D-FW scientists uncover crucial clue - Dallas News

A UT Dallas and UT Southwestern study found tumors in younger patients develop in scar-like colon tissue — changes that may occur before cancer forms.

Mom, 41, with Stage 4 Colon Cancer Has ‘No Evidence of Disease’ After Life-Saving Transplant - AOL.com

“When a doctor tells you it’s stage 4, you think, ‘My life is over,'" said Amy Piccioli

The Shingles Virus May Be Aging You More Quickly - WIRED

Evidence suggests reactivations of the varicella-zoster virus may accelerate aging and raise dementia risk. Now scientists want to know if vaccines an...

I asked the experts why I still feel exhausted after 8 hours of sleep and they all said the same thing - Tom's Guide

Plus, their best tips for waking up refreshed and full of energy

People are spending hundreds of dollars at IV drip bars in Boston. Are they worth the hype? - The Boston Globe

Customers swear by them, but experts warn of harm to veins and bank accounts.

A teen girl's harrowing journey with measles highlights how serious the virus can be for the immunocompromised - abcnews.com

Brain aging: Gut microbiome may drive memory loss via vagus nerve - Medical News Today

A study in mice concluded that memory problems associated with age may be driven by our gut microbiome and that the vagus nerve may be key to reversin...

Your Lifestyle Choices Could Halve Your Dementia Risk - SciTechDaily

Nearly half of dementia cases may be influenced by modifiable factors like smoking, cardiovascular disease, and high blood pressure.

The Surprising Drink That Could Increase Your Stroke Risk, According to Experts - EatingWell

Research suggests that your favorite fizzy drinks, even artificially sweetened ones, may increase your risk of having a stroke. Experts explain why.

Is Berberine Really a “Natural Ozempic”? Scientists Reveal What This Popular Supplement Really Does - SciTechDaily

Often labeled a “natural Ozempic,” berberine is widely discussed as a metabolic aid. Yet research suggests its influence may lie deeper.