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Toxin colibactin could be fueling colorectal cancer in young adults
Colibactin toxin exposure in childhood leaves DNA mutations linked to colorectal cancer risk, with mutations 3.3 times more common in adults under 40, researchers found.
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A Common Nutrient Deficiency May Be Triggering Early Brain Damage in Young Adults
Obesity in young adults appears to trigger early biological changes linked to inflammation, liver stress, and neuronal damage. Researchers found that low choline levels strongly correlate with these risks, hinting at a nutrient gap affecting long-term brain health. How Physical Health Shapes Brain Health Researchers have long recognized that problems affecting the body often influence [...]
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