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News for Healthier Living
Study Finds Common Chemicals May Alter Normal Breast Development
Exposure to common chemicals may alter how normal human breast tissue develops, according to a new study. The findings suggest that exposure to some chemicals--particularly multiple bisphenols at once--may create molecular changes in breast tissue that could influence susceptibility to breast disease later in life.
October 15, 2026
October 15 2026 - What Genetic Testing After a Miscarriage Can Tell You
- Targeted Radiation Shows Promise for Life-Threatening Kidney Cancer Complication
- Study Finds Common Chemicals May Alter Normal Breast Development
- Newly Identified Functions for Immune Molecule Fights Viruses While Reducing Harmful Inflammation: Study
- Why Exposure to Firearm Suicide May Not Mean Safer Gun Storage
- Large-Scale Study Advances Detection of DNA Mutations Across the Human Genome
- 'What's the Best That Can Happen?' A Sensational Treatment for Breast Cancer
- RWJBarnabas Health Names Dr. Erwin Wang, MD, MHA, SFHM, Senior Vice President of Physician Performance Improvement
- GW Researchers Find Global Distrust Networks Unchanged Despite 6 Years of Moderation and Many Millions Spent
- Researchers Restore Neuron Function in Mice with Alzheimer's Disease
- UT MD Anderson Shares Latest Research Breakthroughs
- Cedars-Sinai Sends New Stem Cell Experiments to Space
- The Plague, Rare but Still Around, Is Both Preventable and Treatable
- Who Gets Alzheimer's Drugs? Race, Vulnerability and Health Status Shape Access
- Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to Silent Strokes in Healthy Middle-Aged Adults, Study Finds
- HSS Study Finds Robotic-Assisted Lumbar Fusion Associated with Lower Opioid Use After Surgery
- UCLA Researchers Identify Key Pathway That Drives T-Cell Exhaustion in Cancer Immunotherapy
- Inflammatory breast cancer: Fast-moving form often lacks lump as warning sign
- What's the Latest on 7-OH and Kratom Availability and Addiction Care?
- Clinical Trial to Evaluate Blood Test for Early Detection of Breast Cancer
- Cardiac Surgery Team at Meduni Vienna Finds a Solution to One of the Key Problems in Aortic Valve Treatment
- Skin Has a Sex: Females and Males Do Not Renew Their Skin in the Same Way
- Smoking Alters Reproductive Organs in Both Men and Women, New Study Finds
- Many Older Adults Make Medicare Decisions Quickly & Most Don't Change Plans, Poll Finds
- New Research and Policy Priorities Chart a Broader Role for HEOR
- Pill Shows Promise for Patients With Ulcerative Colitis
- Neurobiologists Trigger Learned Movements by Activating Just 20 Brain Cells
- Study Identifies Brain Pathways Linked to Sustained Improvement in Those Receiving Deep Brain Stimulation for Treatment-Resistant Depression
- Two Types of Recurring Brain Cancer--Radically Different Mutations
- First Cosmic Organoid Villages(tm) Launch to Space Station, Advancing Research Toward 'Clinical Trials in a Dish'
- Online Sports Betting Legalization Linked to Increased Use of Depression and Anxiety Treatment
- PANoptosis emerges as a unified cell-death hub and a promising drug target
- Neighborhood Conditions Linked to Childhood Cancer Survivors' Long-Term Health
- The Medical Minute: 10 Health Tips for Parents During Cold and Flu Season
- Parents of Kids Who Need Complex Medical Care at Home Tend to Resolve Frequent Safety Issues on Their Own, Study Finds
October 14 2026October 13 2026October 12 2026 - Targeted Radioactive Therapy May Help Delay Spread of Recurrent Prostate Cancer, UCLA Study Suggests
- New Clinical Trial Combines Histotripsy with Immunotherapy to Treat Intrahepatic Bile Duct Cancer
- Smoking History of Living Kidney Donors Linked to Higher Transplant Complications
- Cedars-Sinai Cancer 'Smart Bomb' to Get Development Boost
- Briefing: Policy Changes Needed to Ensure the Ethical and Effective Use of Healthcare AI
- Johns Hopkins Medicine Researchers Identify Promising Biological Marker Linked to Treatment-Resistant Psychosis
- What Do Data Centers Have in Common with Oil and Gas?
- Benzodiazepine Use in First Trimester Not Associated with Higher Risk for Major Birth Defects
- Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program could save patients up to $700 per year
- Oral Semaglutide for Obesity Management Saw Rapid Early Uptake After FDA Approval
- Experts Debate Cervical Cancer Screening Strategies for a Healthy 26-Year-Old Woman
- One Small Incision, Four Procedures: New Robotic Approach Combines Breast Cancer Treatment, Reconstruction, Biopsy, and Nerve Preservation in One Surgery
- Coffee Isn't a Cure: Survey Data Highlight Risks of Drowsy Driving
- Psilocybin Providers Follow Safety Guidelines, Study Finds
- New Policy Could Save More Lives by Prioritizing Heart Transplant Candidates Based on Medical Urgency, Not Treatment Choices
- Raymond Douglas, MD, PhD, Unveils Research on Six-Week Teprotumumab Dosing to Help Protect Hearing
- Protein Puts Brakes on Intestinal Inflammation, UTSW Study Finds
- Study Examines Long-term Mental Health and Alcohol Use Trajectories following Disasters
- Novel Study Explores How Different Types of Genetic Risk Impact the Manifestation of Alcohol Use Disorder
- Changes in Marital Status May Heighten Vulnerability for Alcohol-Related Problems
- Choline Supplementation in Young Children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Has Durable Developmental Benefits, with Gains Evident Five Years Later, Study Suggests
- Living With Ringing in Your Ears? Updated Guideline Supports a Personalized, Evidence-Based Approach to Tinnitus
- DNA Changes in Alzheimer's Disease: Expert Explains What They Mean to Patients, Families
- Alternative Signaling Pathway Improves Transplantation of Blood Stem Cells
- Type 2 Diabetes Can Progress Faster in Kids, but the Warning Signs May Be Easy to Miss
- Multitarget Compound Strengthens Tomato Defenses Against TYLCV
- KCC2 Modulation Improves Neuromuscular Function in Dystrophic Mice
- PPPL Data, Simulation Codes and Compute Power Will Be Used in Phase Ii Genesis Mission Project to Build Digital Twin of Fusion Energy System
October 11 2026October 10 2026October 9 2026October 8 2026October 7 2026 - Electrical Ablation Boosts CAR-NK Cell Therapy Against Liver Cancer
- Media Update: Australian Cancer Research Returns From Space
- For-Profit Hospitals Linked to Worse Patient Outcomes and Nurse Staffing Shortfalls, New Penn Nursing Study Finds
- Sylvester Cancer Tip Sheet for Sept. and Oct., 2026
- New Study: Brain Surgery in First 8 Years Can Protect Memory in Certain Parkinson's Patients
- An Extremely Old Giant Tortoise Named Jonathan May Hold the Secret to a Long, Healthy Life: Study
- Ohio State Spine Surgery Uses Smaller Incisions to Help Patients Recover Faster
- At 90, Art Ulene, MD, Is Still Climbing Toward His Peak
- What Happens When a Key Cancer Defense Fails?
- She Scours Genes to Find What's Behind a Rare Eye Cancer
- Ohio State Offers New Implant for Painful Thumb Arthritis
- ACG 2026: Cedars-Sinai Experts Share Digestive Disease Advances
- Making WAVEs: How UWF Is Shaping the Future of Maritime Engineering
- Johns Hopkins Medicine Researchers Publish Clinical Data for Rapid Diagnostic Urine Test to Detect Invasive Aspergillosis
- Could Your Epilepsy Medication Affect Your Birth Control?
- Greater physical activity associated with slower progression in Parkinson's
- Tip Sheet: A New Assay for Ovarian and Breast Cancers, RSV Treatment Effectiveness -- and the Impact of Genetic Testing for Hereditary Cancers
- Statins May Protect People from Developing Glaucoma
- Key Driver of Aggressive Prostate Cancer Identified, Suggesting New Way to Reverse Drug Resistance
- New Emergency Department Screening Helps UK HealthCare Identify Sepsis Sooner
- Early Warning Signs of Chronic Pelvic Pain May Appear in Adolescence, McMaster Study Finds
- 'Fall Back' Should Be the Last Clock Change, Sleep Experts Tell Lawmakers
- Quantum Study Offers New Insights Into Lithium's Effects in the Brain
- Scientists Identify Gene Signatures in Children with Severe COVID-19 Infection
- Fewer Unnecessary Tasks - Still Exhausted?
- Phthalates affected several cell types in the ovary
- MimiVax and Roswell Park Announce Results from Phase 2b SURVIVE Trial of SurVaxM in Newly Diagnosed Glioblastoma
- Developing Novel Cancer Therapy That Disrupts Communication Between Cancer Cells and Cancer-associated fibroblasts
- SKKU Research Team Recreates Viral Transmission and Herd Immunity on a Chip
- SKKU Identifies New Antibiotic Resistance Mechanism in Superbug Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- Obesity-Related Inflammation Driven by Fat Cells, Iron, and Free Radicals
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