Weight-loss surgery in teens | Sugar intake and chronic disease risk | Mapping cancer formation and spread

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Teens who had bariatric surgery to treat severe obesity had sustained weight loss a decade later and fewer obesity-related health problems.

Low sugar exposure in utero and in the first two years of life was associated with lower risks of diabetes and high blood pressure.

3D maps of cancer produced by an NIH initiative provide critical information on how tumors develop, spread, and respond to treatments.

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