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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/20/2025, 5:56:25 AM

A groundbreaking surgery! In 2016, Nigerian-born Dr. Oluyinka O. Olutoye led a groundbreaking surgery at a Texas hospital, removing a tumor from a 23-week-old fetus while still in the mother’s womb. When the mother gave birth after 9 months, the baby was born normal and healthy. The successful surgery established Dr. Olutoye as a world-renowned pediatric and fetal surgeon. He now serves as the Surgeon-In-Chief at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/19/2025, 1:34:02 PM

Pfizer supposedly knew about the tumor risks...but didn't warn patients. Hundreds of women are suing pharmaceutical giant Pfizer over its widely used birth control injection, Depo-Provera, alleging it caused them to develop brain tumors. The lawsuit, representing around 400 plaintiffs, claims Pfizer knew about the link between Depo-Provera and meningioma, a non-cancerous but potentially life-altering brain tumor, yet failed to warn patients in the United States. A 2024 study published in the British Medical Journal found that users of the progestin-based shot were up to 5.6 times more likely to develop the tumor. While warning labels were added in countries like Canada and the UK, no such action was taken in the U.S., sparking allegations of negligence. For women like TC and Andrea Faulks, the diagnosis followed years of debilitating symptoms like chronic headaches, dizziness, and long-term health monitoring. Many say they were unaware of any risks when choosing Depo-Provera, often after already struggling with other forms of contraception. With the case in its early stages, the plaintiffs hope to hold Pfizer accountable, though no legal outcome can reverse the years of physical, emotional, and medical strain they've endured. The lawsuit could have far-reaching implications for drug safety transparency and pharmaceutical accountability in the U.S.

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/18/2025, 12:59:13 PM

*⚠️ Je, Unajisikia Umekwama?* ➡️ Anza Taratibu ➡️ Vumilia ➡️ Fanya Unachokipenda. Kila hatua ndogo ni ushindi ✊ #UelewaWa Saratani #Oncolntelligence

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/18/2025, 8:01:17 AM

🚨 *Thamaniyako Haijapotea* Haijalishi unapitia nini, Wewe Bado ni wathamani. ⚠️ *Chukua Hatua Leo, Jiamini, Jithamini pia* #UelewaWa Saratani #0ncolntelligence

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/18/2025, 6:18:22 PM

Copper is a trace mineral that plays a crucial role in various bodily functions and drinking from a copper vessel is a wonderful way to ensure you are getting adequate amounts of it naturally. Copper plays a vital role is thyroid hormone metabolism. It is involved in the production of thyroxine (T4), a key thyroid hormone and helps with its absorption by body cells. Copper can kill various viruses and bacteria, including E. Coli within a few hours of contact a process known as “contact killing”. The copper ions released into your water from the cup interfere with the cellular process of bacteria, ultimately leading to their death. Copper is a crucial micronutrient for a healthy immune system, playing a role in both innate and adaptive immunity. It supports the growth and function of various immune cells like neutrophils, macrophages, and NK cells, which are essential for fighting off pathogens. Additionally, copper contributes to the development of and differentiation of immune cells. Also, studies show that copper complexes can induce apoptosis (cell death of cancer cells) and inhibit angiogenesis (process of forming new blood vessels from pre-existing ones which is crucial for growth and development as well as wound healing). Copper also plays a crucial role in heart health by contributing to the production of red blood cells, helping the body absorb iron, reducing the risk of heart disease. Copper also helps maintain the strength and integrity of the heart and blood vessels, and is involved in enzymatic activities that reduce oxidative stress.

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/19/2025, 10:32:59 AM

Sea cucumbers, known for cleaning the ocean floor, may also help fight cancer. Scientists discovered a unique sugar in them that blocks Sulf-2, an enzyme cancer cells use to spread. Unlike many treatments, this compound doesn’t cause blood clotting issues and could lead to safer, more sustainable cancer drugs—if it can be synthesized in the lab.

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/16/2025, 5:03:35 AM

🌲 Your immune system gets a powerful boost from forest bathing. Research shows that spending time in forests increases natural killer (NK) cell activity by up to 50% — these cells are your body's frontline defense against cancer and infections. This immune boost can last for seven days to a full month after your forest visit, making it one of nature's most effective health interventions. Trees release aromatic compounds called phytoncides that we breathe in, with levels increasing sixfold in our bloodstream after just one hour in the woods. These natural chemicals dramatically enhance our NK cells' ability to eliminate cancer cells. Studies comparing forest vs. city trips found that forest bathing increased NK activity by 80% while city walking only managed a 10% boost. Monthly forest visits may be enough to maintain elevated immune function permanently. Want to supercharge your immunity naturally? Aim for 2-4 hours in the forest for maximum benefits, though even 15 minutes can help reduce stress. The deeper into nature you go, the stronger the effect.

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/17/2025, 10:26:23 AM

In the study titled “High Shear Stresses under Exercise Conditions Destroy Circulating Tumor Cells in a Microfluidic System” by Sagar Regmi, Afu Fu, and Kathy Qian Luo, published in *Nature Scientific Reports*, researchers investigated how varying levels of shear stress affect circulating tumor cells (CTCs). They used engineered human breast cancer cells with an apoptotic sensor to observe real-time cell death under different shear stress conditions (15, 30, 45, and 60 dynes/ cm’), simulating the forces experienced during exercise. The study found that at lower shear stress levels (15 and 30 dynes/cm-), many cells survived even after 18 hours. In contrast, higher shear stress levels (45 and 60 dynes/cm3) significantly reduced cell viability, with 60 dynes/cm being particularly effective, destroying almost all CTCs within 9 to 18 hours. The MTT assay confirmed that high shear stress conditions are much more effective at killing CTCs compared to lower levels, with substantial cell death occurring within just a few hours. This research underscores the potential of high shear stress, similar to that produced by intense exercise, as a powerful means of eliminating circulating cancer cells. On a related note, it’s important to acknowledge that exercise alone is not a panacea-cancer can still affect highly active individuals-it remains a valuable preventive measure for many. Embracing exercise as part of a comprehensive approach to cancer prevention can be both motivating and empowering for individuals seeking to bolster their overall health and well-being.

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
6/14/2025, 6:59:12 AM

*⚠️ Je, Unajisikia Umekwama?* ➡️ Anza Taratibu ➡️ Vumilia ➡️ Fanya Unachokipenda. Kila hatua ndogo ni ushindi ✊ #UelewaWa Saratani #Oncolntelligence

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ONCO INTELLIGENCE
ONCO INTELLIGENCE
5/21/2025, 3:36:58 AM

England has started giving people an injection that treats 15 cancers. In a groundbreaking shift for cancer care, England has become the first country in Europe to offer cancer patients an injectable form of the immunotherapy drug nivolumab, known commercially as Opdivo. The injection, which treats up to 15 types of cancer—including lung, bowel, and skin—takes just three to five minutes to administer compared to the traditional one-hour intravenous drip. This swift treatment option is expected to benefit up to 15,000 patients a year and significantly ease hospital workloads, saving more than a year's worth of treatment time annually. The move marks a major step forward in the NHS’s drive to modernize cancer treatment. Approved by the MHRA, the injectable form works by helping the immune system recognize and attack cancer cells, offe

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