Our immune systems react when we see sick people

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Recorded01 Aug 2025

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A new study out in Nature has shown our immune system becomes primed when we see sick, sniffling people. Also, the national mental health commission puts out its latest report card, and it's not great news. And data out of South Australia hints at a worrying trend in secondary cancers in people with colorectal cancer. ReferencesMental Health Commission - National Report Card 2024Incidence, Risk and Trends of Multiple Primary Cancers in Patients With Colorectal Cancer: Evidence From the South Australian Cancer Registry - Cancer MedicineNeural anticipation of virtual infection triggers an immune response | Nature Neuroscience

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