Tag: Newcastle University
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Ten Minutes of Exercise Could Change the Biology of Bowel Cancer
Introduction: A small routine with potentially big impact Morning routines are crowded: a cup of tea, a quick scroll, and just enough time for a ten-minute burst of movement. A growing body of research from Newcastle University suggests that even those brief workouts could influence the biology of bowel cancer, offering a simple tool in…
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Ten Minutes that Change Bowel Cancer Biology: Short Workouts, Long Protection
What a 10-Minute Workout Might Do for Bowel Cancer In today’s morning rush, squeezing in a workout can feel impossible. Yet a new study from Newcastle University suggests that dedicating just ten minutes to physical activity could alter the biology of bowel cancer and offer long-lasting protection. Researchers say short, consistent bursts of exercise may…
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Newcastle University Research on Shorter Antibiotic Treatments for Sepsis
Introduction to Sepsis and Antibiotic Resistance Sepsis is a serious condition that arises when the body’s immune system overreacts to an infection, leading to potential organ damage. Although antibiotics are the standard treatment for sepsis, their overuse can contribute to the development of superbugs—microorganisms that have become resistant to treatments. Newcastle University is at the…
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Newcastle University Trials Shorter Antibiotic Course for Sepsis
Introduction Sepsis is a critical medical condition resulting from the immune system’s overwhelming response to an infection, leading to potential organ damage and significant health risks. While antibiotics are a standard treatment for sepsis, their overuse can foster the development of superbugs—microorganisms that become resistant to antibiotic treatments. Newcastle University is spearheading a significant UK-wide…
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Newcastle University Trials New Treatment Method for Sepsis
Introduction to Sepsis and Its Challenges Sepsis is a serious medical condition that arises when the body’s immune system goes into overdrive in response to an infection. This potentially life-threatening illness can lead to organ damage and, if not treated promptly and effectively, can be fatal. While antibiotics are the primary treatment for sepsis, their…