Cancer trends in younger people | Measuring biological age | Brain rewiring in motor learning

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May 20, 2025 Edition

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Researchers describe cancer trends in people under 50

A nationwide analysis found a higher incidence of 14 types of cancer compared to rates in 2010 among people under 50 years old.

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Gauging biological age to predict future health

Researchers developed a tool to quantify a person’s biological age and health status.

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Brain circuit rewiring during motor learning

A new study in mice sheds light on how brain circuits get rewired when learning new movements.

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