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Small UCLA-led study found improvements in cognition, fatigue and physical functioning after eight weeks of oxaloacetate treatment

Breast cancer is thought of as a condition in women but it can strike men too. Although rare, male breast cancer begins as a growth of cells in male breast tissue

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Preclinical study identifies a protein that helps triple-negative breast cancer cells spread and avoid the brain’s immune defenses

An innovative approach for breast cancer treatment uses localised and non-invasive pulsed electromagnetic fields to reprogram immune cells, turning them from tumour helpers to cancer killers

New prognostic model uses routine clinical data to flag declining health and support timelier, patient-centered care