The role of cancer associated fibroblasts (CAF) in immunotherapy response of gastric cancer (GC) is elusive. Here, by single cell sequencing, spatial transcriptomic and functional evaluation, the ...

Surgery to remove your stomach is called a gastrectomy. There are different types of gastrectomy. The type you have depends on the stage and position of your cancer. You might have: a subtotal or ...

Stomach pain relief can be obtained from natural remedies like a soothing chamomile tea, a warm heating pad, some yoga stretches, or deep breathing exercises. If you also use over-the-counter (OTC) ...

they almost hit us at the zebra crossing prompting an angry reaction from me questioning ... "The assault also left me with sever pains in my shoulder area, stomach and waist. Mind you, I had surgery ...

While the evidence is mixed, it is clear that the relationship between alcohol use and stomach ulcers, or peptic ulcers, is complex. There’s little evidence to suggest that alcohol directly ...

On a recent trip to Kruger National Park, they witnessed something truly extraordinary– a zebra giving birth. And thanks to one tourist’s quick thinking, the entire breath-taking moment was ...

Amy Dippold, a member of the safari group, captured the incredible scene on camera. In a breathtaking and rare moment, a group of safari tourists at Kruger National Park in South Africa witnessed ...

Most pregnancies are medically uneventful and end happily with the birth of a healthy baby. Your first and most important step is to sign up for a comprehensive prenatal program with an ...

"Apron belly" is a term commonly used to describe a sagging stomach with excess skin and fatty tissue that hangs from the abdomen. It is medically known as a pannus stomach or an abdominal pannus.

If life exists on other planets, it needs to be adaptable to extreme environments. To get a clue of what it might look like, we can turn to a surprising place: the human gut.

It’s often part of the treatment for stomach cancer. Depending on where the cancer is in your stomach and how far it has spread, your surgeon will decide what type of treatment you need.