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    Japanese rock circles are reacting to news that BraHman vocalist Toshi-Low has announced he is battling cancer. Among those responding, former NMB48 member Miki Yagata publicly told him she would be waiting for his return, a message picked up by Yahoo! News and TV Asahi. Sugizo, the Luna Sea and X Japan guitarist, is drawing attention in connection with the story as fans rally support for the singer.

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    Study: Sex chromosomes drive cancer and heart disease risk●1-Oct-2026 Study: # SexChromosomes drive how bodies deal with # cancer , # heart health and # longevity New research shoMmastodonHealthMedicine31 d ago

    New research published 1 October 2026 shows that X and Y chromosomes influence how the body handles cancer, heart health and longevity, independent of sex hormones. The findings suggest biological sex at the chromosomal level shapes disease risk, and researchers say the mechanisms could inform sex-aware approaches to medicine and treatment.

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    X and Y Chromosomes Play a Direct Role in Aging and Cancer▼X and Y Chromosomes Play a Direct Role in Aging, Immunity, and Cancer✉newsScienceBiology2 d ago

    New research indicates that sex chromosomes do more than determine biological sex: genes on the X and Y chromosomes appear to act directly on aging, immune function, and cancer development. The finding could help explain why men and women differ in disease risk and lifespan, and may open new avenues for treating age-related illness and cancer.

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    Cancer X Opens 2027 Cohort to Oncology Startups●Oncology Startups Invited to Explore 2027 Cohort Opportunities and Partnerships - Cancer X✉newsScience17 h ago

    Cancer X is inviting oncology startups to explore opportunities and partnerships through its 2027 cohort. The initiative aims to connect early-stage cancer-focused companies with partners to accelerate development in oncology innovation. Startups interested in joining the 2027 cohort can now begin exploring how to take part in the accelerator-style programme.