Fasting-mimicking diet reshapes gut microbiota in mouse Lynch syndrome model
Periodic fasting-mimicking diet cycles reduced dysbiotic microbial shifts in mice modelling Lynch syndrome, without preventing tumour development.
Periodic fasting-mimicking diet cycles reduced dysbiotic microbial shifts in mice modelling Lynch syndrome, without preventing tumour development.
New findings presented at the ESMO Congress 2026 cover ctDNA monitoring in lung and breast cancer, a re-vaccination strategy for ...
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A Frontiers in Oncology case report documents a 62-year-old woman carrying the known pathogenic MSH2 p.A230Lfs*16 germline variant who developed ...
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A German survey of 539 people with Lynch syndrome found that despite strong evidence that daily aspirin reduces colorectal cancer ...
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In recent years, the intricate relationship between DNA repair mechanisms and cancer development has come into sharper focus, spotlighting a ...
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