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A new study from the University of Eastern Finland uncovers how early lifestyle changes can have long-lasting impacts.

In many cancers, cancer cells form resistance to treatments as the disease progresses. A new study found that M1 macrophages can transform cancer cells into stem-like cells and thus immune to treatment.

Sohaib Khan, who is a tenured university lecturer and assistant professor in the Master's degree programme in Public Health, calls for greater cooperation between universities and employers.

The new 3D printer complements the institute's advanced learning environment, further enhancing the practical learning experience for students.

The lecture topics range from cultural studies, education and society to AI, environmental law, aerosols, atmosphere and neuroscience.

The FESC is a title of honour awarded to healthcare professionals who have made a significant contribution to cardiology.

Better body flexibility in middle age was linked to a smaller death risk in a 13-year follow-up, according to a recent international study.

Researchers developed a novel artificial intelligence based algorithm, MV-DEFEAT, to improve mammogram density assessment.

Modern disaster risk reduction strategies must incorporate indigenous knowledge and local cultural practices to be adoptable and sustainable, a descriptive phenomenological study carried out in Kenya concludes.

A new textbook provides an overview on the present understanding of aging – from the basic biology of aging to age-related diseases and to the role of lifestyle and the environment.