WebLog Journal of Cancer and Clinical Research

Mesenchymal Hamartoma of the Liver (MHL) is a rare benign hepatic pediatric tumor of infancy with approximately 20% of cases diagnosed during the neonatal period, typically presenting as an enlarging abdominal mass. Rare acute complications such as intralesional bleeding and infection can lead to rapid clinical deterioration. Neonatal presentation with infection, haemorrhage, and extension along the falciform ligament is exceptionally uncommon. We report a neonate who presented with sepsis…

Cow’s milk (CM) and its products are of great importance as food for human consumption. This study highlights the advantages and disadvantages of using CM for human health. The use of CM in nutrition has been known for a very long time and occupies a special place in nutrition. CM is a complete nutrient, provides us with energy in the form of lactose and fat, is rich in protein, the most important building block of all body cells, and contains numerous vitamins and minerals, especially…

Breast milk is a bioactive fluid known for its nutritional value for infants, but recent studies have uncovered its potential beyond early life care. Among its components, breast milk-derived exosomes stand out. These nanoscale extracellular vesicles contain proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids and play an essential role in immune regulation and cellular communication. Given their biocompatibility, stability, and ability to cross biological barriers, these exosomes have gained attention…