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Pesticide Exposure May Increase ALS Risk by Up to 71 Percent

A new study has found that exposure to pesticides in the workplace may increase the risk of developing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The study, published in the journal Occupational & Environmental Medicine, combined data from eight separate studies. According to the analysis, people who were exposed to any type of pesticide in their workplace had…
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Rare Heart Condition: First Case in Turkey, 68th in the World

After visiting the hospital due to health issues, Şehmus Doğan was diagnosed with Bundgaard Syndrome, a rare genetic heart condition, becoming the first case in Turkey and the 68th in the world. The condition can cause arrhythmia and sudden death. Experts found that the disease is also present in Doğan's 4-year-old daughter and some family…
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Ebola Outbreak in Congo Intensifies: Concerns Over Possible Mutation

As the confirmed case count of the major Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo surpasses 4,000, officials are concerned that the virus may have mutated. The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that the period of gradual measures has ended and will elevate its response plan to the highest level. The…
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Passenger Boat in Congo Quarantined Over Ebola Fears

A riverboat carrying 255 passengers in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been quarantined due to Ebola suspicions. After five passengers lost their lives during the journey and another died in the hospital, authorities initiated Ebola and cholera screenings for all passengers. Health Minister Roger Kamba announced that health teams and World Health Organization experts…
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Birth Order May Affect Disease Risk

A study published in Nature Health, analyzing the health records of over 10 million people, found that birth order may be associated with 150 different diseases. The study analyzed health records from families with only two children to assess the relationship between birth order and disease risk. It was found that firstborn and second-born children…
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New Molecule Uses Cancer Cells' Energy Against Them

Cancer cells can multiply rapidly by consuming more glucose than normal cells. Scientists have been targeting this feature for years to develop new treatments. Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin developed a molecule that accelerates cancer cells' glucose consumption instead of suppressing it. At the same time, this molecule prevents cancer cells from…
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Three Key Measures Between 45-65 Years Old Can Delay Dementia by 13 Years

Three key measures taken during middle age - controlling blood pressure, avoiding diabetes, and not smoking - can delay the onset of dementia by an average of 13 years. A 26-year study by US and Chinese researchers, involving 12,409 people, showed that the 45-65 age range is critical for brain health. Having normal blood pressure,…
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The Mechanism of Cancer Cells Escaping the Immune System Revealed

Cancer cells use a special mechanism to escape the immune system when they spread to the liver. Understanding this mechanism can be an important step in the treatment of metastatic cancer. A study by the Flanders Institute for Biotechnology (VIB) and the Catholic University of Leuven (KU Leuven) found that metastatic cancer cells can alter…
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