Researchers have discovered a powerful correlation between time of day and the body’s internal clock – known as circadian rhythm – and cancer’s manifestation and response to therapies, as well as diagnosis schedules.
Studies indicate that an often-unnoticed sexually transmitted infection called Mycoplasma Genitalium (MG), may increase women’s risk of cervical cancer development when compared to women who do not carry this sexually-transmitted infection (STI).
Colorectal cancer is the second most lethal cancer, which makes this new study a must-read.
Ready or not, the next time you visit your doctor, don’t be surprised if he or she is taking advantage of the new artificial intelligence programs that are transforming modern medicine at an astounding rate. And that might not be a bad thing….
Heads up: If you wear contact lenses, you’ll want to pay attention to this latest discovery. Scott Belcher, a North Carolina State University researcher, had this to say: “You could consider the lenses almost pure PFAS.”
The earlier cancer is detected, the better the chance you have of beating it. So when MIT engineers designed a simple test that can detect tumors, we took notice. The goal is for the test to be affordable, simple to use and, above all, accurate. And it’s proving to be just that.