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Scientists have mapped the genetics of cat cancer on an unprecedented scale and found surprising similarities with tumors in humans. The findings could help bring precision cancer treatments to cats while also revealing new clues about how human cancers develop and respond to drugs.
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What do overweight parents experience and how do they deal with it? Judith Pape-Greif deals with this in her research. Jolyn Muijsers reports on life with two children and 140 kilos.
Some days just refuse to cooperate. The alarm doesn't go off, the coffee spills, an email ruins your morning, and by noon you're running on fumes and frustration. You can't always see these days coming. But here's the small, slightly life-changing secret: you can pack for them in advance.
On World Retina Day, the focus is on the vital role early identification of retinal disorders plays in treatment success rates. Sudden appearances of shadows or curtains across your vision may signal a retinal detachment, classified as a medical emergency.
Is it coming sooner or later? The planned nursing care reform is becoming a new major point of contention between the CDU/CSU and the SPD. The statutory health insurance funds are warning of the consequences of a reform stop.
Singapore aims to increase the take-up rate of home dialysis as the number of chronic kidney disease cases rises.
LAHORE: Four patients undergoing dialysis at the Tehsil Headquarters Hospital (THQ), Mian Channu, have tested positive for HIV, raising fresh concerns about infection-control practices at healthcare facilities in south Punjab.
