New Guidelines Recommend Colon Screening Start at 45
The American Cancer Society urges adults 45 to 75 to begin colon cancer screening, diverging from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. The shift follows rising cancer and death rates among under-50s, with six testing options and emphasis on patient choice.
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New York
U.S
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Crohn
The
Rich Wender
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force
Prescia
Andrew Wolf
Wolf
University of Virginia
Megachirella wachtleri Found as oldest Squamate Ancestor
Researchers say a 240 million year old fossil Megachirella wachtleri from the Dolomites is the oldest known ancestor of all squamates, linking early reptiles to lizards and snakes. The find, aided by micro CT scans, clarifies evolution during the Triassic and suggests more fossil gaps remain between Megachirella and later lizards and snakes.
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Tiago Simoes
University of Alberta
Simdes
Nature
Megachirella
Antarctica
Muse Science Museum
Trento
Italy
Michael Caldwell
Caldwell
Dolomite
Simées
Pangaea
Simones
Johns Hopkins pandemic drill imagines bio terror and rapid vaccine race
Security experts watched as a simulated virus engineered in a Swiss lab by terrorists triggers US hospital saturation and mass panic. The exercise foresees 150 million deaths globally and stresses central coordinating leadership, vaccine prioritization, and proactive social media messaging to counter misinformation.
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India
United States
Bethesda
National Institutes of Health
Brooks
Indiana
Johns Hopkins
White House
U.S
National Security
John Bolton
Jim Talen
Missouri
Tara O'Toole
Homeland Security Department
Homeland Security
Margaret Hamburg
Food and Drug Administration
Health and Human Services
Pompeii excavation finds man crushed by stone block from eruption
Archaeologists in Pompeii reveal a remains of a man likely crushed by a rock block during the Mount Vesuvius eruption. The 30 year old may have died before exposure to the pyroclastic flow. bones show a leg infection that could have hampered escape.
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Pompeii
Mount Vesuvius
Italy
Massimo Osanna
Regio V
Vesuvius
Europe
The
Telegraph
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Marcus Plescia
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
Davide Bonadonna
Dolomites
Megachirella Wadtleri
Herculaneum
Naples
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