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USF Health researchers, working in collaboration with Tampa General Hospital and Hokkaido University in Japan, have identified a hidden mechanism that enables metastatic colorectal cancer to resist the body’s immune defenses, offering a promising target for future therapies for the world’s second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths

Mirage News Mirage NewsScience23 Oct 2026 4:18 am AEDTDate Time University of South Florida

Low-dose estrogen can be taken orally, but it’s also now available in patches, gels and creams. svetikd/Getty Imageshide caption

We know that being near someone we love can make us feel good. A new study discovers why: it helps the body work better

Consuming the equivalent as a single cup of coffee per week could disturb children’s sleep and potentially harm their mental health, new findings suggest

Here’s a reason to go to bed earlier tonight (and tomorrow night and the next night): consistently poor sleep puts you at a higher risk for disease, according to a recent study from Capital Medical University in China

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) —A new study suggests sleep quality and consistency may be linked to long-term health. Researchers analyzed wrist-tracker data from more than 95,000 people and found that six to eight hours of sleep was associated with the lowest health risk across many conditions

Mirage News Mirage NewsEducation23 Sep 2026 1:12 pm AESTDate Time Stock photo: Getty Images

Check your sleep quality in new study Editor Share: Published: 20th September 2026|Location: Regionwide

skip to content AIIMS researchers have found a link between metabolic health, obesity and excess fat accumulation around the kidneys. (File photo)