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UCI Health pancreatic cancer laser therapy trial

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Latest: Medical researchers test laser therapy and mRNA nanoparticles for cancer treatment

UCI Health is conducting a first-in-human, phase 1 clinical trial using vascular targeted photodynamic therapy (VTP) to treat localized but inoperable pancreatic tumors. Developed by Israel-based ImPact Biotech, the trea

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California 2026 gubernatorial runoff: Becerra vs. Hilton

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Latest: Steve Hilton unveils anti-corruption and DMV reform plans

The California gubernatorial runoff between Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton has intensified, with candidates shifting focus toward energy, taxation, and government reform. Hilton has expanded his pl

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AI integration challenges in education and enterprise

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Latest: Digital tools and AI in education focus on inclusion and cognitive wellbeing

The integration of generative AI continues to face multifaceted security, economic, and pedagogical hurdles. In the corporate sector, ‘Shadow AI’ remains a critical risk, and Google has warned that cybercriminals are inc

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REM sleep decline and cognitive health research

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Latest: Deep sleep may protect memory against Alzheimer's decline

Research continues to establish a connection between REM sleep quality and cognitive health. Studies indicate that the density and frequency of rapid eye movements decrease with age, with women experiencing a steeper dec

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Bone marrow cells in brain linked to Alzheimer

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Latest: Neurological research links neurogenesis to depression and aging to immune shifts

Researchers at Stanford University have reported that immune cells originating in the bone marrow can enter the human brain and resemble microglia. An initial pre‑print described the discovery in brain tissue from older

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Zero Trust security implementation challenges

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Latest: Zscaler architect identifies ‘Zero Trust debt’ in corporate security

The implementation of Zero Trust security principles, characterized by the mantra “never trust, always verify,” is encountering diverse operational and structural challenges. In academic and corporate settings, the mode

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Impact of early-life factors on long-term health

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Latest: Health studies link childhood nutrition and environment to long-term wellness

Scientific research continues to explore the links between early-life factors and long-term health outcomes. Studies have identified that socioeconomic status, specifically persistent financial difficulties and low incom

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Planetary Health Diet and disease risk studies

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Latest: Plant-based diet reduces chronic kidney disease risk, study finds

A series of observational studies suggests that adherence to a planetary health diet—which emphasizes plant-based foods like fruits, vegetables, legumes, whole grains, and nuts while limiting ultra-processed foods—is lin

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Nutritional benefits and selection of whole-grain bread

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Latest: Dietician debunks myths regarding bread and weight gain

Nutritionists and dieticians are highlighting the role of whole-grain bread in healthy diets, challenging the notion that bread must be eliminated for weight loss. Experts note that weight management depends on overall

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U.S. research on undocumented immigration and crime

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Latest: US study finds lower crime rates in cities with high undocumented populations

A large-scale study published in the Journal of Urban Affairs has found no link between undocumented immigration and increased crime rates in the United States. The research, led by Charis E. Kubrin of the University of

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