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Researchers from Florida Atlantic University’s Department of Exercise Science and Health Promotion and Department of Psychology within the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science, are seeking breast cancer survivors to participate in a research study examining whether supervised aerobic exercise, with or without non-invasive brain stimulation, can improve memory, concentration and focus following cancer treatment

No one wants to wait for care. But the urgency is especially acute when cancer is a possibility. If a patient’s colonoscopy reveals a suspicious nodule requiring follow-up, ensuring timely evaluation and next steps as quickly as possible, is crucial. 

Creatine is typically associated with bodybuilding as a supplement to help people build muscle, improve performance, and aid recovery after exercise. The list of its potential benefits might not end there, however. A new study, published in iScience, suggests it could one day play a role in cancer treatment

Donna Summer was known worldwide as the “ Queen of Disco ” a trailblazing vocalist whose songs defined an era and helped shape modern dance music, fashion, and LGBTQ+ culture. When she died on May 17, 2012, at the age of 63, the news shocked the music industry and millions of fans. Summer was a…

In the weeks around the 2026 annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, my phone kept buzzing with alerts about GLP-1 drugs and cancer. The headlines were everywhere – from NPR and The Washington Post to Substack and heated exchanges on social media – all circling the same claim: Ozempic might lower the…

Behind those headlines is a real wave of studies, involving millions of patients. I’m a physician and clinical epidemiologist, and my team and I design and interpret these same kinds of studies that test what widely used drugs actually do

Most modern-day technology is built to help people move faster, produce more, and make their personal and professional lives easier. Even though technology can help keep someone’s life organized, when it comes to important life-altering decisions, people don’t use spreadsheets, calendars, or productivity dashboards. Instead, they make choices internally, where identity, fear, memory, and self-trust…

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