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Gut Microbiome Alterations Persist 12 Years After Adenoma Removal

Researchers find the long-term gut changes partially mirror colorectal cancer patterns and suggest lifestyle or microbiome interventions could be tested to reduce ongoing risk.

Mayo Clinic AI Flags Pancreatic Cancer on CT Scans Up to Three Years Early

Never-Married Adults Show Much Higher Cancer Incidence in Large U.S. Study

Heart Risk Gap Emerges by 35, Study Finds Men Face Nearly Double 10-Year CVD Risk

Newly Found Gut Virus Linked to Colorectal Cancer in Multiple Populations

Case Western Study Links Inherited VSIG10L Mutations to Barrett’s Esophagus, Debuts Genetics-Based Mouse Model

Men’s Heart Risk Rises Earlier Than Women’s, Starting in the Mid-30s, Long-Term Study Finds

Study Finds Men's Heart Disease Risk Surges in Mid-30s, Years Before Women

Childhood Hypertension Nearly Doubled Worldwide Since 2000, Global Review Finds

Urine Albumin Linked to Higher Dementia Risk in Large Swedish Study

Age and Low Fitness Independently Linked to Hidden Heart Rhythm Burden in Healthy Middle-Aged Adults, ESC Study Reports

American Heavy Drinkers Face Double the Risk of Severe Liver Disease Over Two Decades