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Colorectal cancer: Eating red meat, sugar linked to rising rates

Cleveland Clinic Study Finds Metabolite Differences in Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer

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Cleveland Clinic research suggests metabolite

New research from Cleveland Clinic supports the theory that environmental exposures – such as red meat consumption and sugar intake – may play a role in the rising incidence of young-onset colorectal cancer. Researchers found that people younger than age 50 with colorectal cancer had lower levels of citrate, which is created in the process of converting food into energy, compared to older people diagnosed with colorectal cancer. The study also showed key differences in protein and carbohydrate metabolism that could suggest that red meat consumption and sugar intake are potential factors for causing colorectal cancer at a younger age.

Hyperinflammation triggers long COVID headaches

Researchers characterize the immunological and metabolic alterations involved in chronic headache onset during post-acute sequelae of COVID-19.

Colby Chamberlain on the FRONT Triennial - Artforum International

LEARNING ABOUT A CITY through Zillow warps your sense of the landscape. Filtered searches dissolve the edges of neighborhoods and flatten monuments. When my partner and I visited Cleveland this past May, after endless hours of browsing real-estate listings, neither of us took notice of Terminal Tower, once the tallest building in North America outside New York, or knew where to locate the Guardians of Traffic, the stirring Art Deco colossi that stand watch over the Cuyahoga River. We did, however, immediately recognize Church + State, the boxy, checkerboard-colored development that anchors the

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