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Gut Microbiota Shapes Mice Social Behavior and Affects Adipose Tissue
Scientists have long suspected a connection between gut health and how we behave socially – and this study brings us one step closer to understanding it. Using a unique mouse model, researchers explored how gut bacteria influence whether a mouse becomes dominant (Dom) or submissive (Sub).

Using Lab-Grown Tumors to Personalize Breast Cancer Treatment
Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women, and current treatments don’t always work the same for everyone. One big challenge is that doctors often don’t know in advance which chemotherapy will be most effective for each patient.

Can a Natural Compound Help Fight Breast Cancer?
A popular diet called the ketogenic diet (high fat, low carbs) causes the body to produce ketone bodies, which are natural energy sources. One of them, β-hydroxybutyrate (βHb), may affect how cancer cells behave.