Study urges earlier colon cancer screening for younger adults
A Cancer journal study suggests starting colon cancer screening at age 40 or 45 due to rising cases among ages 20 to 34. Survivors like Janelle Hill and advocates in Phoenix push for lowered ages, noting family history and awareness gaps.
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Mini brains built to speed neurological research at Hopkins
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health researchers grow 350 micrometer brain like mini brains from skin cells to model human brain function. The cells form large identical batches for drug testing and disease study, offering potential for better therapies and faster safety assessments.
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