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New research suggests that Fusobacterium bacteria found inside some colorectal tumors may be linked to a higher risk of cancer recurrence and differences in chemotherapy benefit. Here’s what the study found—and what it means for patients.
Dr. Sourabh Kharait shares the unexpected startup journey behind HuMOLYTE, from a magnesium hydration product to a science-backed medical food for chemotherapy patients. His MedStart talk offers practical lessons on pivots, customer discovery, clinical research, funding, and finding product-market fit in life sciences.
Join Sacramento-area founders and entrepreneurs for Startup Happy Hour in Elk Grove featuring Rich Foreman, COO of IGH Naturals. This informal AMA-style event is a chance to hear candid startup lessons, ask questions, and connect with others building businesses in the region.
Human milk oligosaccharides, or HMOs, are complex carbohydrates first identified in human milk. 2′-fucosyllactose, or 2′-FL, is one of the best studied. Adult studies show that 2′-FL can influence gut bacteria, while its effects on the intestinal barrier, immunity, and health outcomes remain under study.
Dr. Sourabh Kharait, Founder and CEO of IGH Naturals, has joined the University of Arizona as Associate Professor of Medicine and Medical Director of the Living Donor Transplant Program. The appointment builds on his transplant nephrology training at Columbia and more than two decades of experience in kidney care, clinical research, and medical nutrition.
A global review found chronic nerve pain in about four in ten people already diagnosed with chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy. The estimate does not apply to every chemotherapy patient, varied widely across studies, and was based on very low-certainty evidence.
August is a vital month for spotlighting lesser-known cancer causes. This month highlights Appendix Cancer Awareness and campaigns promoting palliative care and cancer pain management. Discover why these initiatives are essential and how you can support them.
Severe chemotherapy-related mouth sores can make it difficult for children to eat and drink, require hospitalization, and sometimes lead oncology teams to reduce, delay, or discontinue treatment. A study of 200 hospitalized pediatric cancer patients shows why early reporting and supportive care matter.
A new study highlights how fructose, a common sugar found in processed foods, fuels liver tumor growth by increasing lipid production. Learn how dietary choices can impact liver cancer risk and what you can do to protect your health.
Cancer develops when normal cell growth and repair processes break down, leading to uncontrolled cell division and tumor formation. Understanding the causes and risks of cancer can help us better support ongoing research and improve outcomes for those affected.
