Cancer

September 5, 2022

Health

Study First To Link A Weed Killer Chemical Glyphosate To Convulsions In Animals

Results, published in Scientific Reports , showed that Glyphosate and Roundup increased seizure-like behavior in soil-dwelling roundworms and provided significant evidence that glyphosate targets GABA-A receptors. These communication points are essential for

Health·News

Aspartame Under the Microscope: The Bitter Truth about Your Sweet Substitute

Aspartame, a non-nutritive sweetener popular since the 1980s, has long been a preferred sugar substitute due to its low-calorie count and its potency—200 times sweeter than sugar. Its ubiquitous presence can be traced in numerous products from diet sodas, cough

July 13, 2023

ProPublica Report Suggests Chevron Refinery in Mississippi Poses Health Risks to Nearby Population

Energy·Pollution·USA

As per a report by ProPublica, the EPA approved Chevron Refinery in Mississippi can pose serious health hazards like cancer for the nearby population.

The Dawn of a New Era in Cancer Treatment: The Story of AOH1996

Health

A groundbreaking medical breakthrough on the horizon is promising a ray of hope for those grappling with cancer. The prestigious City of Hope Hospital’s

Europe·Health·News

Russia to Offer Free mRNA Cancer Vaccine for Patients Starting 2025 Amid Tumor Suppression Breakthroughs

Russia’s Ministry of Health has announced the development of an mRNA-based cancer vaccine, scheduled for free distribution to patients beginning in early 2025. This development emerges amid global efforts to harness mRNA

Tejal Somvanshi

December 20, 2024

Ganesh Halade in his lab using a highly sensitive analytical technique to detect trace amounts of lipids in 162 tumor samples from TGH Cancer Institute | Photo by: Ryan Rossy

Health

Colon Cancer Risk Doubles in Millennials as Processed Foods, Seed Oils, and Omega Imbalance Fuel Tumor Growth

A recent study by researchers at the University of South Florida and Tampa General Hospital Cancer Institute reveals alarming connections between dietary choices and colon cancer risk. The research, published in the

Tejal Somvanshi

December 14, 2024

Health·Science

Breast Cancer Rates Up 1% Yearly, with Sharpest Rises Among Women Under 50 and AAPI Women—Black Women 38% More Likely to Die Despite Lower Incidence

Breast cancer rates have been climbing steadily at 1% per year from 2012-2021, with even sharper increases for women under 50 and Asian American and Pacific Islander women, according to a recent

Tejal Somvanshi

November 12, 2024

Health·Science

Fish Oil’s Omega-3 and Omega-6 Could Help Lower Risks for 19 Cancer Types, But a New Study Finds One Key Exception

Scientists at the University of Georgia dug deep into this idea, looking at health records of 250,000 people – yeah, that’s about the population of a small city! Over 10 years of

Tejal Somvanshi

November 11, 2024

ILA President Harold Daggett Walks with Strikers outside APM Terminals.

Business·News·USA

Eastcoast Dockworkers Win 62% Wage Boost, But Automation Battle Extends into Early 2025

The recent three-day strike by 45,000 dockworkers at East and Gulf coast ports has come to an end, but the resolution is far from complete. On Thursday, the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA)

Sunita Somvanshi

October 7, 2024

Deborah Knapp studies cancer in Scottish terriers to help advance the science of detecting and treating early cancer in both humans and dogs. (Photo Source: Purdue University/Rebecca McElhoe)

Health

Purdue Study Discloses Sixfold Bladder Cancer Risk in Scottish Terriers from Cigarette Smoke

Dr. Deborah Knapp, a renowned veterinary oncologist at Purdue University, exposed some astounding facts about the impact of cigarette smoking on the health of dogs, especially on Scottie (Scottish Terrier), a breed

Sania Haque

January 15, 2024

Health

After In-Depth Research, the WHO and IARC Labeled Aspartame as Potentially Carcinogenic

A major finding was released by the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives

Diya Sharma

July 17, 2023

Climate·Pollution·USA

New York City’s Inadequate Response to Wildfire Smoke Crisis: Unprepared and Choking

The response to the wildfire smoke in New York City was delayed and inadequate, leaving residents unprepared and struggling to protect themselves. The acrid and otherworldly smoke from the wildfires had already

Karmactive Staff

June 10, 2023

Pollution·USA·Water

EPA Survey Finds Over 9 Million Lead Pipes In The US, Allocates $3 Billion For Replacement

According to an EPA survey, there are 9.2 million lead pipes in the US that need to be replaced to prevent lead contamination in drinking water. Exposure to lead from corroding pipes

Rahul Somvanshi

April 5, 2023

Health·USA

American Public Schools Face Higher Air Pollution

Different races and ethnicities now have access to different air quality, particularly in areas near highways and industrial areas. The first national trends in exposure to nitrogen dioxide and fine particle pollution

Karmactive Team

December 7, 2022

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