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Cancer cells evade the immune system but targeting immune checkpoint signaling pathways can improve how the immune system detects and destroys cancer cells. In this new blog post, learn more about how checkpoint inhibition is an important consideration in anticancer therapy.

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25/11/2025

A fi mamă înseamnă mai mult decât a concepe si a naște un copil.❤️

Inseamna să iubești și să cunoști un suflet înainte de a-l vedea. Inseamna să il porți cu responsabilitate - in trupul tau si apoi sa ai grijă de o viață complet dependentă de tine pentru supraviețuire. Inseamna sa dai aer plămânilor care au crescut în tine și vedere ochilor care nu te vor vedea niciodată ca altceva decât MAMI.

Sunt nopți nedormite, rani, nesomn, griji si tristeti. Inseamna sa ai rabdare un ocean. Sa il inveti să vorbească, să meargă și în cele din urmă să alerge. Inseamna sa stii cm sa se pregateasca pentru o cadere, sa il vezi plângând și să știi cm să II alini durerea, să stii sa te așezi pe podea si sa poti sa plângi chiar lângă el.
Înseamnă să-l înveți că e inteligent, capabil, amuzant și să ii oferi siguranță să facă lucruri grozave. Sa stii cm sa isi construiasca stima de sine, sa ii sustii visele și il iubesti NECONDITIONAT.

Sa poti sa il laso sa plece, sa il lasi sa greseasca si sa il înveți cm să se ridice. Sa stii cm sa fii zana lui cea buna. Forever - Desprecopii.com

25/11/2025

Scientists may have found a way to stop breast cancer from ever returning

In 2025, researchers made a groundbreaking discovery that could change the fight against breast cancer forever. They found a method to target and destroy dormant tumor cells — the hidden culprits responsible for cancer returning years after treatment. These “sleeping” cells can remain undetected in the body for long periods, evading traditional therapies and silently reigniting the disease.

The new approach works by identifying these dormant cells and selectively k*lling them before they have a chance to grow. Unlike standard treatments that focus on actively dividing cancer cells, this strategy addresses the root cause of relapse, offering hope for long-term remission and even potential cures. Early experiments have shown remarkable results, with treated cells unable to reactivate and form new tumors.

This breakthrough could revolutionize breast cancer therapy. Millions of survivors face the fear of recurrence, often for decades after initial treatment. By targeting dormant cells directly, doctors may be able to prevent relapses entirely, reducing emotional stress, repeated treatments, and the risk of more aggressive cancer forms.

Beyond breast cancer, this discovery opens the door for treating other cancers that recur after years of dormancy. Scientists are now exploring how similar strategies could be applied to ovarian, prostate, and colorectal cancers, potentially transforming oncology and patient outcomes worldwide.

Imagine a future where surviving cancer truly means never facing it again. Where remission isn’t just temporary but permanent, and dormant cells no longer hold the power to threaten lives. This research brings that vision closer to reality, offering hope and empowerment to millions around the world.

25/11/2025

Australia has introduced a groundbreaking MRI-guided cryoablation system that can freeze tumors without the need for traditional surgery. Using a gas-powered needle, doctors can precisely target a tumor and create an “iceball” that destroys cancer cells while preserving the surrounding healthy tissue. This technology dramatically reduces recovery time, often allowing patients to return home the same day.

What makes this MRI-guided system exceptional is the real-time imaging. Doctors can watch the freezing process unfold with millimeter accuracy, ensuring the tumor is fully treated while minimizing risk to nearby nerves or organs. The success of cases like Josephine Cordina — who went from severe spinal tumor pain to waking up pain-free the next morning — demonstrates how transformative this technology can be for patient comfort and quality of life.

Beyond spinal tumors, this system can also treat tumors in organs such as the kidneys, liver, and soft tissue, making it a powerful and versatile tool in modern cancer care. As more hospitals adopt cryoablation, experts believe it could shift global cancer treatment away from invasive surgeries toward faster, safer, and more targeted intervention methods.

25/11/2025

Studies have revealed that limited sugar in a baby’s first two years of life significantly reduces the long-term risk of developing chronic diseases like type 2 diabetes (by up to 35%) and high blood pressure (by up to 20%).

The first 1,000 days of a child’s life-from conception through the first two years of life-is a crucial period for rapid development of the brain, metabolism and learning.

Early high sugar intake can change how the body metabolizes food, leading to increased fat storage, which contributes to obesity and related disease.

Excessive exposure to sugar in the first two years (even in the womb) can lead to metabolic changes that predispose a child to obesity and other metabolic disorders later in life.

Also, the taste buds and preferences are developed in the first few years of life. Consuming a lot of sugar early on can create a lasting preference for sweet foods, making it more difficult to consume a healthy diet in adulthood.

To help, parents can be mindful once the baby arrives and focus on keeping the child’s sugar intake low, especially during the first two years and opt for sugars found naturally in whole foods like fruits, which also provide fiber and other nutrients rather than added sugars.

PMID: 39480913

See also: https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/early-life-sugar-intake-affects-chronic-disease-risk

25/11/2025

Cercetătorii de la Facultatea de Medicină a Universităţii din California, San Diego (UC San Diego), au identificat o nouă terapie promiţătoare pentru cancerul de sân triplu negativ (TNBC), care se numără printre cele mai agresive şi dificil de tratat forme ale bolii. Abordarea...

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Un nou studiu clinic internaţional investighează posibilitatea ca un vaccin dezvoltat împotriva unui virus comun să contribuie la controlul sclerozei multiple, o afecţiune neurologică cronică,  ce afectează sistemul nervos central şi  în care opţiunile terapeutice...