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We can't pick our genes, but diet may help steer how they act. Biotechnology company Amino Up explores two studies on the potential for cancer prevention. The post Can What We Eat Influence Cancer Risk Through Epigenetics? Sponsored first appeared on Japan Forward .
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London: Jos Buttler has vowed to return to full fitness with greater determination after undergoing surgery on his left hamstring, which he injured while batting during England’s ODI series against…
Pope Leo XIV, 71, will be admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Tuesday, October 13, for surgery to remove a small lung nodule. The Vatican said his audiences have been cancelled until October 20.
We are often told to do more for our wellbeing, but Monique Pereira believes feeling better may start with less pressure, more rest and understanding what we truly need.
South Africa's push to regulate natural health and wellness products under a strict pharmaceutical regime threatens an R22 billion industry, placing thousands of jobs, small businesses, and consumer…
As outrage over femicide mounts, the Psychological Society of South Africa convenes in Ekurhuleni to explore evidence-based, psychological approaches to ending gender-based violence.
New research indicates that 5% of practicing physicians report a disability "always or often," and another 12% report disability "sometimes." The authors call for action on improving accessibility to…
