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29/10/2025

A large cohort study of more than 122,000 people has revealed that the mix of bacteria and fungi living in the mouth may strongly influence the risk of developing pancreatic cancer. Researchers found that certain periodontal pathogens, including Porphyromonas gingivalis, Parvimonas micra, and Eubacterium nodatum, were linked to more than a threefold increase in cancer risk. In addition, the fungal genus Candida was also associated with heightened risk.

The team used advanced genome and fungal sequencing methods to go beyond earlier, smaller studies. Their analysis identified 27 species — some protective and others harmful — that together could be used to create a microbial risk score. People with higher scores were far more likely to later develop pancreatic cancer.

These findings suggest that oral microbiota may act as noninvasive, accessible biomarkers to flag individuals at elevated risk long before symptoms appear. If confirmed, this approach could allow earlier detection and more targeted prevention strategies against one of the deadliest cancers. For now, the study reinforces the importance of oral health while opening new possibilities for microbiome-based screening in the future.

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PMID: 27742762

27/10/2025

Colorectal cancer remains the third most common cancer worldwide, despite screening tools like colonoscopy. A new clinical trial suggests that magnesium supplements could play a role in prevention by boosting certain gut bacteria that may protect against cancer – but the benefit is not the same for everyone.

The study recruited 240 people with a history of polyps, a known risk factor for colorectal cancer. Participants received either personalized magnesium supplements or a placebo for 12 weeks. Stool, tissue, and blood samples were analyzed to track changes in gut microbes and markers linked to cancer development.

Researchers focused on two bacteria, Carnobacterium maltaromaticum and Faecalibacterium prausnitzii, which in animal studies have shown potential to produce vitamin D in the gut and slow cancer growth. Magnesium increased these microbes, particularly in women, suggesting hormones may influence the effect. However, genetics also mattered. People carrying a variant in the TRPM7 gene – which helps regulate magnesium in cells – sometimes had the opposite response, showing reduced levels of protective bacteria.

While results are early and limited, the trial points to magnesium as a possible low-cost strategy for colon cancer prevention. The findings also highlight the promise of precision nutrition, where genetics and s*x could help determine who benefits most from supplementation.

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PMID: 40946805

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27/09/2025

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