New Study Suggests Some Early Breast Cancers May Forego Surgery
A groundbreaking study suggests that certain early-stage breast cancers might not require surgery, offering hope for less invasive treatments.
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Brazilian President Lula’s Second Brain Surgery a Success, Says Doctor
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva successfully underwent a second brain surgery this week, with doctors confirming his recovery and expecting his release next week.
Smart CT Scanning: Doctor Zhi’s Tips for Pulmonary Nodules Management
Doctor Zhi Xiuyi from the Cancer Foundation of China shares smart strategies for managing pulmonary nodules, emphasizing appropriate CT scan frequency and data consolidation.
Innovative Health Solutions Paving the Way for New Lifestyles
Explore how innovative health solutions, driven by technology and AI, are shaping new lifestyles and promoting global well-being.
Early Detection: Key to Saving Lives from Lung Cancer
Doctor Zhi Xiuyi underscores the importance of early detection in lung cancer, highlighting innovative technologies like AI and liquid biopsies that enhance screening and treatment.
Adopt Healthy Habits to Slash Heart Attack Risk: Experts Share Tips
Cardiovascular diseases claim 17 million lives annually. Experts urge adopting healthier lifestyles to prevent heart attacks, emphasizing diet and regular exercise.
First U.S. Case of New Mpox Strain Confirmed in Traveler from Africa
U.S. health officials confirm the first American case of a new mpox strain in a traveler from eastern Congo. The patient’s symptoms are improving, and public risk is low.
China Unveils New Guidelines to Combat Rising Obesity Rates
China’s National Health Commission releases first guidelines to standardize obesity diagnosis and treatment, addressing the rising public health issue.
The Bald Truth: Shedding Light on Hair Loss for All Ages
Hair loss affects everyone, from celebrities to Gen Zers. Professor Liu Ling shares insights on its causes, impact, and future research endeavors.
New Study Confirms Safety of HIV-Positive Kidney Transplants, US May Expand Organs
A recent study reveals kidney transplants between HIV-positive individuals are safe, potentially expanding organ availability in the US and beyond.