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Scientists Create a 'Gut-on-a-Chip' That Reveals Hidden Drivers of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
A computer illustration of an inflamed digestive system. (Science Photo Library/Canva) Inflammatory bowel disease affects millions of people worldwide, yet scientists still don't fully understand what ...
Irish Mirror on MSN
Ciara Mageean vows cancer battle won't stop her October wedding
Irish Olympian Ciara Mageean has been diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer and has been undergoing chemotherapy treatment, but the runner is determined to press ahead with her October wedding ...
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Ciara Mageean on her wedding: 'I'm not going to let this cancer get in the way of that'
The Olympian runner opened up about why she's not letting her diagnosis affect her upcoming wedding to fiancé Thomas ...
Hemorrhoids can be uncomfortable for people to talk about, but they’re more uncomfortable to endure without treatment.
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Baby not eating? Spitting up? The feeding red flags to watch for — and what’s actually normal
When it comes to babies, what goes down … must sometimes come up. From spit-up to food refusal, about 50% of infants develop at least one functional gastrointestinal disorder, or FGID, between birth ...
In the fast-paced lifestyle of today, most people depend on medicines to cure common health problems like acidity, headache, disturbed sleep, joint pain and stress. Medicines are essential in ...
NB1, in collaboration with DataPulse Research, reports that in Sardinia's Blue Zone, men reach the age of 100 nearly as often ...
The Healthy @Reader's Digest on MSN
New study: Eating this causes chronic fecal incontinence, say gastroenterology surgeons
The good news? If this applies to you, it may be a lifestyle choice, and not your digestive system, that's the problem.
A mother giving birth at Katherine Hospital suffers severe, life-altering tears at six times the rate compared to a mother ...
First-time mothers giving birth at Cairns Hospital are suffering severe tears at a higher rate than those at any other major Queensland hospital, a data analysis has found.
First-time mums giving birth at some Victorian hospitals are suffering tearing at more than double the state average.
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